Oil Tanker Safety Perspective
Trans Mountain oil tanker safety perspectives from global experts who live on British Columbia's South Coast. The Resource Works report takes the form of transcribed [...]
Canadian Oil Tanker Policy in the International Context
The international shipping community has sounded an alarm on proposed the moratorium of oil shipments on a significant portion of Canada’s Pacific Coast. The Canadian [...]
Natural Gas Liquid Exports Via Pacific Northwest Ports
Industry watchers were excited that the proposed AltaGas development to build, own and operate the Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal near Prince Rupert, British Columbia [...]
Natural Gas Liquids in the Export Mix
Overseas natural gas liquids are now on the horizon for Canada’s energy trade mix. Natural Resources Canada indicates that raw natural gas is mostly comprised [...]
Canada’s Moving LNG Target
Canada is seeking to be an LNG exporter. Canada’s moving LNG target presents some obstacles that need to be overcome before this can happen. The [...]
Safe Marine Transport of Hydrocarbons
The Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment, and Natural Resources invited Darryl Anderson, Managing Director of Wave Point Consulting to appear as an expert [...]
Oil Tanker and Pipeline Risk
In Canada, the issues around proposed oil tanker and pipeline risk are emotionally, and politically charged and are not going away anytime soon. K. Joseph [...]
West Coast Marine Oil Spill Preparedness
Darryl Anderson and Joe Spears in the paper ‘Regulating Oil Tankers in Canadian Waters‘ explore the policy commitments that govern oil tanker shipping in Canada and how [...]
Offshore Energy Development in British Columbia
The October 2002 report, Lifting the Moratorium: The costs and benefits of offshore oil drilling in British Columbia considers the potential for offshore energy development in BC. [...]
Oil Tankers in Canadian Waters
On the west coast of Canada, environmental concerns have prompted recent legislative attempts to ban or limit oil tanker in Canadian waters. The rising tide [...]
Shipping Crude Oil on the Canadian West Coast
Shipping crude oil on the Canadian West Coast required balanced and sustainable oil tanker traffic policies. Such policies are critically important for Alberta’s oil sands [...]
Canadian Asia Pacific Energy Trade Prospects
The prospects for increased Canadian Asia Pacific energy trade are on the horizon. Canada is both a maritime state and an energy trade dependent state [...]
Pipeline and Maritime Transport of Energy Products
The pipeline and maritime transport of energy products was the subject of a recent CTRF panel discussion. The 2012 Canadian Transportation Research Form June 5th opening plenary [...]
Shipping Oil Off The Pacific Coast
The prospects of shipping oil off the Pacific Coast has generated significant public interest in Canada. It is fair to say that the regulation of [...]
West Coast Oil Tankers – The Gathering Storm Intensifies
The debate on West Coast oil tankers is intense. On Canada’s Pacific Coast, there is a gathering storm over the potential risks arising from the [...]
Oil Tankers in Canadian Waters: Are We Ready?
The prospect of increased oil tankers in Canadian waters raises the important question of Canada’s marine readiness and response. The goal of marine safety management [...]
Shifting Tailwinds Propel Canadian Energy Trade
This article in BC Shipping News explored the shifting tailwinds that are propelling Canada’s marine transportation and trade prospects in coal, natural gas, oil and renewable energy. [...]