2022 was an eventful year for Nova Scotian energy policy. Nova Scotian lawmakers ushered in a bevy of legislative changes to advance their environmental/energy agenda for the province. The changes focused mainly on sparking the development of more renewable energy […]

Expansion of Alberta’s energy industry beyond its hydrocarbon base continues apace. The authors of the lead article in this issue of Energy Regulation Quarterly report that “Alberta is the fastest growing jurisdiction for renewable power development in Canada.” The Alberta […]

THE PIPELINES In the last five years investors have walked from four major pipeline projects in Canada. The four projects were the TransCanada Energy East pipeline, the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline, the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Expansion and Keystone XL. […]

Regulating Mergers and Acquisitions of US Electrical Utilities provides a unique analysis of the approval of mergers and acquisitions by energy regulators in the United States over the last forty years. There are hundreds of books dealing with the approval […]

Overview This program marks the 16th annual Canadian Energy Law Forum. Every year around 50 lawyers meet in a Canadian city to review the developments in energy regulation across Canada. The members of the Forum are legal counsel in different […]

Professor David Mullan’s annual review of “Developments in Administrative Law Relevant to Energy Law and Regulation” is eagerly anticipated within the energy regulation community. This, the first issue of the tenth volume of Energy Regulation Quarterly, opens with his review […]