They are so significant they could encourage a return of capital to the Canadian energy sector — or continue to push it away to more welcoming jurisdictions, particularly the United States. They could also have big political ramifications in energy producing provinces — and not good ones — if they layer excessive regulation on top of already onerous carbon reduction policies.
Thursday, February 1, 2018
SO MANY WAYS TO GET IT WRONG
Major reforms of environmental and regulatory reviews of big energy projects – one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s most anticipated policy changes – are due to be announced in days.
They are so significant they could encourage a return of capital to the Canadian energy sector — or continue to push it away to more welcoming jurisdictions, particularly the United States. They could also have big political ramifications in energy producing provinces — and not good ones — if they layer excessive regulation on top of already onerous carbon reduction policies.
They are so significant they could encourage a return of capital to the Canadian energy sector — or continue to push it away to more welcoming jurisdictions, particularly the United States. They could also have big political ramifications in energy producing provinces — and not good ones — if they layer excessive regulation on top of already onerous carbon reduction policies.
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