Posts tagged Pipeline
Could Churchill Manitoba be the light at the end of the tunnel?
Could Churchill Manitoba be the light at the end of the tunnel?

As it stands, Alberta’s prospects of delivering oil to tide water are grim, if not non-existent. Following the calamitous finale of the Energy East pipeline, and the mismanagement of the western Trans Mountain Pipeline, it seems that our one-customer energy policy could remain in effect indefinitely.  But what if there was one more option to consider that could present significantly less inter-provincial conflict, potentially reduced cost outlays, plus economic opportunity for a struggling provincial economy.  Would it not be worth investigating?

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Development, Investment, EconomicsBronwyn Scrivens, Omada CommercialPipeline, Oil & Gas, Energy, Green Energy, Manitoba, Churchill, Port, tanker, Canada, AlbertaComment
While Canada bickers, USA builds. Here's how they're taking over the global energy game.
While Canada bickers, USA builds. Here's how they're taking over the global energy game.

Did you know that in the past eight years since 2010, USA has built the equivalent of ten Keystone pipelines?  Meanwhile, we're facing daily protests and delays for the Trans Mountain pipeline, a 980 km (610 mile) expansion project.

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Economics, Investment, DevelopmentBronwyn Scrivens, Omada CommercialOil & Gas, Energy, Environmental, Pipeline, Bitumen, Projects, Canada, USA, United States, Kinder MorganComment