Minister Stephen Lecce sat down with Canada Powered by Women in Calgary to talk pipelines, nuclear and why Canada must act as one nation on energy.
Two provinces, one week, and a new picture of Canadian energy
A West Coast pipeline, a $20 billion BC deal, and a $4.6 billion data centre project all in one week. What it means for Canadians.
Ontario’s lowest-cost electricity deal yet delivers enough to power 640,000 homes
Ontario added 640 megawatts of new battery storage at 36 per cent less than the same procurement two years ago, bringing more capacity online as demand keeps climbing.
Turning wasted heat into Canadian power
A bill before Parliament would unlock more electricity from heat industrial facilities already waste. No new fuel, no new emissions, just better use.
Will the timeline match the talk?
Ottawa says build faster. Then it extended the consultation meant to deliver that speed. What does the delay mean for projects Canada needs built?
A project to watch on Canada’s west coast
A new partnership signals investment in Canadian LNG. Engaged women have said they want this kind of build, and the project moves in that direction.
Is Canada really ready to build?
Ottawa says now. Industry says the framework won’t allow it. Whether Canada becomes an energy superpower depends on whether the two can meet.
We just brought 6.5 million women’s voices to a federal consultation on building major projects in Canada
Engaged women want faster project approvals, real accountability, and a government that acts. We took that message directly to Ottawa.
We’re hiring!
With the momentum CPW is building across the country, we’re excited to share details on two new contract roles.