As part of our role as an industry association, CEPA engages with public entities to offer guidance, improvements and clarity on government policies, new legislation and regulations and other actions that impact the Canadian pipeline industry.
As part of our role as an industry association, CEPA engages with public entities to offer guidance, improvements and clarity on government policies, new legislation and regulations and other actions that impact the Canadian pipeline industry.
The submissions found below are representative of the views and values of our member companies which transport 97% of Canada’s daily natural gas and onshore crude oil production from producing regions to markets throughout Canada and the United States.
Alberta Government Reviews the Property Tax Assessment Model (PDF)
CEPA and its members are supportive of the new draft agreement on the equivalency of federal and Alberta regulations respecting the release of methane from the oil and gas sector in Alberta. The draft agreement provides regulatory clarity necessary to ensure duplicative regulations do not apply to the pipeline industry.
Concerns Arise Over Bill 23, Workers’ Compensation Amendment Act, 2020 (PDF)
CEPA and the business community have expressed significant and serious concerns with Bill 23, Workers’ Compensation Amendment Act, 2020, which was tabled in the BC legislature on July 14, 2020. The business community is urging Premier John Horgan to set aside Bill 23 and continue to focus and address the unprecedented fallout from COVID-19 and the highly tenuous economic recovery underway.
Clean Fuel Standard Comments on June 2020 Consultation (PDF)
The Canadian Gas Association and the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association provided comments to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) in response to ongoing CFS consultations.
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