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theenergymix.com > feds-assign-project-reviews-to-canada-energy-regulator-as-critics-question-agencys-expertise

Feds Assign Project Reviews to Canada Energy Regulator as Critics Question Agency’s Expertise

3+ day, 5+ hour ago   (466+ words) Jiri Rezac / Greenpeace The federal government is taking criticism for assigning environmental reviews for pipelines, in situ oil sands projects, fossil-powered power plants, transmission lines, and offshore renewable energy projects to an agency that may lack the expertise to assess…...

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theenergymix.com > smith-tells-albertans-to-lock-in-power-prices-before-meta-data-centre-joins-grid

Smith Tells Albertans to ‘Lock In’ Power Prices Before Meta Data Centre Joins Grid

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1078+ words) Even as she insists Meta’s massive new artificial intelligence data centre north of Edmonton won’t raise electricity prices, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is advising concerned Albertans to “lock in a price” on their power bills before the U.S.-based…...

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theenergymix.com > two-quebec-innu-nations-reject-churchill-falls-agreement-saying-they-werent-consulted

Two Quebec Innu Nations Reject Churchill Falls Agreement, Saying They Weren’t Consulted

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (574+ words) Two Innu band councils in Quebec have rejected last week’s non-binding agreement between Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and the federal government to hugely expand hydroelectric generation along the Churchill River and build regional transmission capacity, saying they were never consulted....

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theenergymix.com > alberta-woman-maps-out-the-facts-about-power-hungry-data-centres

Alberta Woman Maps Out the Facts About Power-Hungry Data Centres

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (926+ words) A new map of data centres in Alberta shows proposed AI facilities demanding more than 100 times the electricity used by existing ones in the province, a spike that comes with significant emissions impact. The Alberta Data Centre Watch website and…...

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theenergymix.com > alberta-minister-glubish-peppered-with-profanity-at-second-town-hall-on-ai-data-centres

Alberta Minister Glubish 'Peppered with Profanity' at Second Town Hall on AI Data Centres

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (640+ words) Alberta’s technology minister faced yet another firing line of community fury at the government’s second town hall on its plan for artificial intelligence (AI) data centres. Nate Glubish was peppered with profanity from audience members at the Thursday event in…...

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theenergymix.com > albertas-carbon-price-barely-dents-oil-sands-profits-report-finds

Alberta's Carbon Price Barely Dents Oil Sands Profits, Report Finds

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (274+ words) Alberta’s oil sands facilities on average will pay less than $2 per barrel under an updated carbon pricing schedule, effectively making the much-maligned “carbon tax” a marginal cost for producers, finds a new report. The research is “relevant now because of…...