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This video provides a succinct explanation of how gas supports renewable energy generation and electrification, is needed for manufacturing and industrial processes, and effectively reduces carbon emissions.
Just reminding people of the role of gas in our everyday lives and "we can not turn off gas without significant adverse impacts on Australians and our region." Ref: Australian Government- Future Gas Strategy
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Leadership Group members of the Subsurface Task Force recently wrote to several Ministers to highlight some perhaps less well understood aspects of the offshore E and P industry. We endeavoured to offer pointers towards attracting investment into a responsible sector, preserving jobs and skills to avoid unintended policy outcomes exacerbating the UK’s global emissions impact and potentially undermining future development of carbon and energy storage. Our letter was accompanied by an updated copy of our summary report ‘Responsible UK oil and gas for an orderly transition - an evidence-based guide for policy makers’: https://lnkd.in/gqWcAjf3
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Community Awareness Ambassador - Edmonton Area Pipeline & Utility Operators' Committee (EAPUOC) & Utility Safety Partners
The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is a key member of the Edmonton Area Pipeline and Utility Operators' Committee (EAPUOC). The AER encourages Albertans to get involved in the discussion about energy development and regulation. At a "Life In The Heartland" event, Leanne, AER Specialist, Regional Engagement fields questions from residents of the Town of Gibbons and the surrounding rural areas. #PipelineSafety #PipelineIntegrity #SafetyFirst
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Interesting to see how this potential auction evolves, specially considering the results of 2023 on the Gulf of Mexico auction.
The US government plans to auction off four areas offshore Texas and Louisiana for #offshorewind development.
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For an industry already reeling under the impact of the Code, ADGSM and Safeguard Mechanism, more rules surely aren’t the answer to freeing up more gas? Hear from the horse’s mouth at ADGO 2024 with presentations from: • Anna Brakey, Commissioner, Chair East Coast Gas Market Board, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) • Jim Cox, Deputy Chair, Australian Energy Regulator (AER) View the full agenda & speaker line-up: https://hubs.la/Q02ls6Vj0 For a long time, WA’s gas reservation policy made it the envy of the eastern states, but even the west coast is now suffering from a lack of supply. On the first day of ADGO 2024, Saul Kavonic (MST Financial) will lead a team of experts to discuss the looming WA’s gas crisis. A recent addition to this panel is Hon Peter Tinley, currently conducting an ‘Inquiry into the WA Domestic Gas Policy’, due to be tabled in May 2024. He’ll be joined by Stuart Nicholls (Strike Energy), Mark Hatfield (Chevron) and Jon Cleary (Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG). Join us to get 360-degree view of what is happening and the solutions that might resolve the current supply crisis. Register NOW! https://hubs.la/Q02lrZZb0
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This is a most significant development for those of us in northern Alberta. I read with geniune interest the commentary against and I wish to offer feedback and a few honest questions. Assuming agreement on the need to reduce fossil fuel consumption worldwide, should the primary focus and effort be on the consumption side vs. the supply side and the oil sands? Demand reduction driven by government support of alternative forms of energy will see a fall in price, followed by supply reduction. While numerous green initiatives are underway with mixed results, it appears that this reduction will take many years during which I will much rather see responsible supply from Canada vs. certain other countries. I read that the carbon footprint of the oil sands is greater than other areas of supply. Is the proposed project not reducing the carbon footprint of the oil sands in a very measurable and material way, and as just one of several ways in which oil production from the oil sands can be done better? Some comments suggest nuclear power as money better spent. Can we consider nuclear and carbon capture solutions jointly? This project requires certainty for highly favourable tax credits over multiple years, similar to other carbon reduction projects around the world. I don’t see this as a black and white choice between government funding of legitimate social and health programs vs. supporting the oil sands. Can the tax credits support net positive tax revenue from oil sands generation which funds government spending elsewhere? I view the Pathways Alliance as representing an innovative project to benefit Alberta and all of Canada, requiring strong collaboration between the public and private sectors.
The #Alberta advantage. Pathways Alliance, a group of Canada’s largest oil sands producers, has filed an application with the Alberta Energy Regulator for its 400-kilometre C02 pipeline, as part of a $16.5-billion decarbonization development. This announcement builds on Alberta’s carbon capture and storage success - marking us as a world leader in emissions reduction. #cdnpoli #abpoli
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Chelmsford City Council will continue to strongly object to plans for a 184km Norwich to Tilbury electricity transmission line that would bring a new pylon and overhead line route through the district. The proposed response to National Grid’s latest consultation on the project was presented at July's meeting of the council’s Cabinet and agreed by council members. The response will now be submitted to National Grid before a statutory consultation ends on 26 July. The council is maintaining its objection in principle because it says National Grid has carried out an accelerated programme of consultation on the project to meet a completion target of 2030, without providing sufficient evidence that an onshore solution is needed by that date. This timescale has prevented other options, such as offshore technologies, from being considered as part of the plans. There is further concern that the proposed alignment of the new line would cause ‘harmful landscape impacts’, particularly to heritage assets along the route. Find out more about the response in an article in the comments below, along with links to the consultation and National Grid proposals. 🔗
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3 energy firms permitted to return to forcible prepayment meter installation EDF, Octopus and Scottish Power have been given permission to return to forcibly fitting prepayment meters after they were temporarily banned following a scandal around the practice. Our Chief Executive Dame Clare Moriarty said: “As the temporary ban on force-fitting comes to an end, people need reassurance from suppliers that they won’t be wrongly forced on to a meter when there’s clear evidence they shouldn’t be. Ofgem must proactively monitor suppliers and act swiftly if there are any suspicions rules are not being followed.” Read more in The Independent. https://lnkd.in/eFZyc9dk
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Co-founder + President of CORE Strategic Management | Indigenous + Community Alignment | Advocacy + Counter-Activism | Reputation + Risk Protection | Fractional Communications
This development will become more common, not less. Being able to navigate #Indigenousengagement, #stakeholderengagement is part of our mission @ CORE Strategic Management. Commercially driven schedules - need to contemplate longer engagement periods with meaningful information to get approved. System or production growth opportunities need to have meaningful relationships in place. Engagement isn't a checklist. Whether you're an #Indigenous community or in an industry where you need to negotiate these partnerships, CORE Strategic Management can help. Reach out early so we can help!
B.C. and Blueberry River First Nations plan for territory restricts oil and gas ‘disturbances.’ https://ow.ly/7jX750S60cj From Business in Vancouver
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Plenty going on in June 24 in the GB market! Some stats that stood out to me from the team: ☀️ A record proportion of solar generation, accounting for 10.5% of our energy mix - a whopping 1.9TWh! 🔋 2 new BESS assets, including Penwortham and Buxton. Also we saw the reactivation of Enderby and West Didsbury, following duration upgrades. 🏭 Ratcliffe, the last remaining coal station, received its final coal shipment on June 28th of 1,650-tonnes. 📉 A trip on the GB-FR IFA1 interconnector on June 24th, causing frequency to dive below operational limits. ⚠️ Emergency Assistance requested from France on June 11th, after attempts to manage a network constraint in south-east England failed. ❓ Balancing Reserve is concerning National Grid ESO, with some assets submitting high offer prices in the BM, making their reserve inaccessible to the ESO due to its high cost. LCP Delta analysis looked at 12 such offers over the last couple of months, and found 7 to be explainable, while 5 looked slightly more suspicious. 💡 Much much more.... The slides attached are snippets from our new monthly Power Insights service. I'm happy to send the full reports to anyone interested, so feel free to ping me a message if so! We have reports providing expert insight on key news and events in the #power and #gas #markets, covering #policy, #industry, #markets, and #regulation.
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