A portable solution to avoid natural gas flaring

Themoneynarrative has written previously about natural gas flaring (see STOP EXCESSIVE FLARING, please!) and has published OPEC’s thoughts on climate change issues, including flaring (see OPEC Bulletin Commentary October-November 2019).

More Canadian LNG news

Pieridae Energy Limited (PEA.V), a lesser known name in the Canadian energy space (but attracting more attention these days), agreed last week (June 26, 2019) with Shell Canada Energy to buy their southern Alberta Foothills midstream and upstream assets for $190 million.

An 11.25 million tonne LNG customer for Canada

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is big, especially in Asia, and U.S. and Canadian companies are building new facilities to meet the demand.  It also helps that the shale oil revolution has made natural gas so plentiful and cheap,

Pipeline politics – a double standard

Newly elected Alberta Premier Jason Kenney understands political gamesmanship, and quickly proclaimed legislation passed by the previous government that would enable oil flow to neighbouring British Columbia to be curtailed. 

Painted Pony Energy (PONY.TO) – working towards a bright future

A themoneynarrative reader asked us for comments regarding PONY.TO and our investment in the company, which we are publishing as a full post since the subject is of relevance to readers generally. 

Oil and gas – the view from Calgary

Respected analyst Michael Charlton, writing in Industrial Alliance Securities’ Trumpet Call publication today (July 27, 2018), has the following to say about the current situation in the oil and gas sector and what might push commodity prices upwards, which he has kindly allowed us to republish: