Minister Oliver Discusses Canada’s Energy Future in Calgary


The Minister also spoke about Canada’s regulatory system and acknowledged the importance of developing energy resources in as timely a manner as possible as well as responsibly and sustainably.

“Providing a regulatory regime that is both economically efficient and environmentally effective is a basic part of offering a stable, predictable climate for investment,” said Minister Oliver. “This is why regulatory improvement has been a priority for our government from the beginning. Our goal is simple: one project, one review, in a clearly defined time period.”

Minister Oliver also met with representatives from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers and the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association to discuss how these issues affect Canada’s oil and gas industry.

Earlier in the day, Minister Oliver joined Vicky Sharpe, President and CEO, Sustainable Development Technology Canada, to announce an investment of $22 million through the SDTech Fund to help eight new clean technology projects from across the country reach commercialization.

“The projects announced today demonstrate our leadership in driving clean technology innovation to help create viable new industries for Canada’s economy,” noted Minister Oliver.

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