AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPower Demand: Saskatchewan’s Standing Buffalo Dakota First Nation is seeking answers from Bell over its expanding AI data centre, citing concerns about water, environmental impacts and natural-gas use; Hydro-Québec is also weighing how to handle surging data-centre demand. Offshore Oil: Shell is taking a 30% stake in Equinor’s Bay du Nord project off Newfoundland, strengthening the case for a major offshore development. Pipeline Plans: Canada’s proposed Pacific Coast oil pipeline has cleared a major hurdle, though timing remains uncertain. Home Energy: Ottawa is putting $2 billion toward retrofits for one million homes, aiming to cut household energy costs and emissions. Project Rules: Alberta’s Court of Appeal has again ruled the federal Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional, adding uncertainty for major energy developments.
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