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26.10.26 - 16:24
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Gasimporteur Sefe schließt LNG-Liefervertrag mit Kanada (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Der bundeseigene Gasimporteur Sefe hat einen langfristigen Liefervertrag für Flüssigerdgas (LNG) aus Kanada geschlossen. Mit Ksi Lisims LNG vereinbarte das Unternehmen den Bezug von jährlich einer Million Tonnen LNG über 20 Jahre, wie ......
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26.10.26 - 15:31
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Trump predicts Canada trade dispute will be resolved ′soon′ (The Hill)
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President Trump said Sunday his trade war with Canada will be over “soon,” as the dispute poses ongoing political problems for Republicans in the midterms. During a rally in Port Huron, Mich., Trump reiterated his view that Canada “has been ripping off” the U.S. “for years.” The president used that justification in imposing 50 percent......
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26.10.26 - 12:32
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Ovintiv to Buy Canada′s Logan Energy in Montney Expansion (Bloomberg)
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Ovintiv Inc. agreed to acquire Canadian oil and gas producer Logan Energy Corp. in an all-cash transaction valued at about C$1.26 billion ($890 million), including expected net debt, expanding the US energy company's position in the oil-rich Montney formation....
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26.10.26 - 00:30
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Ottawa′s Counter-Tariffs On US Costing Canadians $100 Million Weekly, Economist Says (ZeroHedge)
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Ottawa's Counter-Tariffs On US Costing Canadians $100 Million Weekly, Economist Says
Authored by Jason G. Antonio via The Epoch Times,
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports are costing consumers an estimated $100 million a week and raising prices by about 0.25 percent, an economist told MPs.
Trucks stop near the Peace Bridge US-Canada border crossing, on March 20, 2026, in Buffalo, N.Y. AP Photo/Yuki IwamuraUniversity of Calgary economics professor Trevor Tombe testified before the House of Commons foreign affairs committee on Oct. 21 about the counter-tariffs that Ottawa imposed on $28 billion of American imports on Sept. 8, in a tit-for-tat response to American tariffs that took effect Aug. 22.
The retaliatory tariffs ranged from 15 percent on U.S. farm equipment and appliances to 25 percent on construction supplies and 50 percent on smartphones, furniture, aluminum, and steel.
Tombe told MPs that Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs cut half a percentage point from the disposable income o...
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25.10.26 - 00:30
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Amazon, Canadians, And The Navy All Want Reactors In Indiana (ZeroHedge)
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Amazon, Canadians, And The Navy All Want Reactors In Indiana
Amazon, Canadians, and the U.S. Navy all showed up in Indiana this past week with reactor plans.
On Monday, AEP, X-energy and Amazon unveiled a 960 MW nuclear proposal in Sullivan County, and Canada's AtkinsRéalis signed on to study up to eight CANDU reactors. On Tuesday, Radiant said the Navy had picked it to put a microreactor at Naval Weapons Station Crane.
That's as many as 21 reactors floated in two days, in a state that has never had a commercial nuclear power plant. Its most serious attempt, Public Service Indiana's Marble Hill, was abandoned half-built in 1984 after roughly $2.5 billion had been spent.
This time, the state is doing a lot of the courting itself. Since Gov. Mike Braun took office in 2025, Indiana has passed laws that let utilities recover most of the cost of developing small modular reactors before one is ever built and give a 20% tax credit to companies that manufacture them in the state.
In April, Braun s...
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24.10.26 - 01:42
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Trump drops some Canada tariffs in bid to boost embattled Susan Collins in Maine (The Guardian)
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Republican senator faces critical re-election battle in state where president's trade war has outraged voters Donald Trump dropped some of the US's tariffs on Canada on Friday to “better serve the public interest” the White House said, handing a win to Susan Collins, the embattled Republican senator for Maine, as she faces a tight re-election campaign that will help determine whether Democrats can flip control of Congress.Collins announced that the exemptions would apply to nine agricultural products, including blueberries, potatoes, apples and seaweed. She added that many of the state's farmers rely on specialized equipment and materials from across the border that are “unavailable from American suppliers or cannot be replaced without incurring significant expense”. Continue reading......
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