AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCanada–EU Energy Links: Ottawa and Brussels are advancing talks on energy cooperation, including potential LNG shipments, as Europe faces a gas crunch. A TD Economics report estimates nearly $50 billion in additional demand for Canadian energy exports could be available if market barriers ease; the proposed EU “associate member” status has fallen away. Power Demand: Hydro-Québec is pressing ahead with plans to charge data centres and crypto miners higher rates, despite a court ruling that quashed government decrees backing the increases. Oil Export Routes: MPs rejected a bill to repeal the B.C. North Coast tanker ban, while Alberta and Saskatchewan continue urging Ottawa to open new export markets. Energy Costs: The Bank of Canada raised its key rate to 2.5 per cent as higher oil prices stoked inflation, warning further increases may be needed.
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