Canadian hydrogen development is gathering steam. This month we cover a series of hydrogen-related regulatory news, including a Federal Tax Incentive of up to 40%, Federal Investment in Alberta’s Hydrogen Economy, and hydrogen-powered rail through the Rocky Mountains.
Canada’s reliable and responsible resources are in high demand in an increasingly fragile and uncertain geopolitical landscape. Find out how the Canadian government intends to power the digital economy and become the ‘supplier of choice’ for critical minerals.
Emissions dominate November’s Regulatory Bulletin with a look back to COP 27 and British Columbia’s review of fugitive emissions and methane management. Find out how your organization could be impacted.
Regulators have made several updates to key guidelines related to carbon capture, upstream oil production, and geothermal sites. Find out how your organization could be impacted.
Your guide to de-risking water security with the Manual 025 regulation update to the Water Conservation Policy
ESG disclosure regulations are coming. Find out how your organization could be impacted in the next 12/18 months. Plus, drought in British Columbia, Canada’s Methane Strategy and Brine Mineral Development.
Operators planning to construct freshwater or produced water reservoirs in 2023, should complete site specific environmental field work prior to the end of September. Completing fieldwork in 2022, allows for regulatory applications to be processed over winter and provides you with the flexibility to construct next year during the ideal construction window, avoiding costly winter construction.
Directive 77: Pipelines – Requirements and Reference Tools will significantly impact a large proportion of Oil and Gas projects across Alberta. With only 1 month for feedback, we strongly advise our clients and peers to engage with the process and contact us to see how this could lead to cost savings for your operations.
Did you know the original legislation to protect the overharvesting and unregulated commerce of migratory birds was enacted in 1918? In this issue of the Regulatory Bulletin, we highlight the much-needed modernization of the Migratory Birds Regulations, what this means for efforts to protect migratory birds and their habitat, as well as 2 significant updates to the Species at Risk Act.
As Canada moves into phase two of it’s National Adaptation Plan, find out how you can best engage with the program and prepare for changing regulations and challenges related to Environment, Social, and Governance.
Canada’s Federal Government has increased the emission management plan requirements for Oil and Gas producers. Targeting a “best-in-class” standard, the requirements include a zero-emissions plan from new developments expected to operate beyond 2050.
This bulletin highlights the regulatory changes and updates within the energy and natural resource sectors in North America that the Integrated Sustainability team has been
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