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1. gaswizard.ca › price-historyPrice History - Gas Wizard

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   5 days ago · In general, gas prices tend to be lower at the beginning of the week. However, this can vary and is influenced by several factors such as regional taxes, the level of competition, the amount that outlet sells, and the type and location of stations.

2. www.naturalgasintel.com › data-snapshot › daily-gpiNOVA/AECO C Daily Natural Gas Price Snapshot

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   4 days ago · Access NOVA/AECO C (CDNNOVA) natural gas Daily price chart featuring a one-year view using NGI's interactive Price Snapshot.

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4. www150.statcan.gc.ca › t1 › tbl1Monthly average retail prices for selected products

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   4 days ago · Monthly average retail prices for selected products, for Canada and provinces. Prices are presented for the current month and the previous four months. Prices are based on transaction data from Canadian retailers, and are presented in Canadian current dollars.

5. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentDigital air photos of B.C. - Province of British Columbia

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   5 days ago · Cost. Raw TIFF scan or rolls prefixed with BC/BCB/BCC/BCD. $18.50 each. Air photo certification, true copy or date of exposure. $15.00 per copy of film record

6. boereport.comBOE Report - Canada's Source for Oil & Gas News

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   2 days ago · Market Data by TradingView. The latest oil & gas news, commodity prices, drilling activity, property listings, and jobs for the oil and gas industry in Alberta and Canada.

7. energeticcity.ca › 2023/12/11 › coastal-gaslinkCoastal GasLink pipeline beginning next phase in 2024

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   4 days ago · The pipeline was originally estimated to cost $6.2 billion, but TC Energy released a newer price tag of $14.5 billion this year. The processed gas is expected to be exported to Asian markets.

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   Are Alberta's new oil and gas regulations a'major milestone'?

   • The Alberta Energy Regulator says the new regulations, which come into effect immediately and mark the first significant overhaul of Alberta’s oil and gas well liability framework in more than a decade, represent a “major milestone.”

   Alberta rolls out new rules forcing industry to pay for abandoned well

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   What is Alberta's oil and gas liability?

   • The energy regulator pegs the province’s current oil and gas well liability at about $30 billion. But the Alberta Liabilities Disclosure Project — a coalition of landowners, scientists, environmentalists and others — estimates the total cost of what it would take to clean up all inactive and abandoned wells is much higher.

   Alberta rolls out new rules forcing industry to pay for abandoned well

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   How many air photos are there in British Columbia?

   • The provincial government h as over 2.5 million air photos of British Columbia, dating back to 1936. To date, about 500,000 air photos have been scanned from film into digital format. The B.C. Government is continuing to convert historical air photos into a digital format so they can be accessed online.

   Digital Air Photos of B.C. - Province of British Columbia

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   How many wells are remediated in Alberta?

   • According to the AER, there are also more than 73,500 wells in Alberta that have been sealed and taken out of service but not yet fully remediated. Under the new framework, the energy industry will be required to spend $422 million next year on cleanup and remediation of old wells.

   Alberta rolls out new rules forcing industry to pay for abandoned well

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9. energeticcity.ca › 2021/12/01 › alberta-rolls-outAlberta rolls out new rules forcing industry to pay for ...

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   Jun 26, 2024 · Under the new framework, the energy industry will be required to spend $422 million next year on cleanup and remediation of old wells. That amount increases to $443 million in 2023 and by...