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Environmental & Energy Aboriginal Law Environmental Litigation Contaminated Site Litigation Power & Utilities Energy Regulatory Law RenewablesEnergy is one of the most heavily regulated industries in Canada. Companies in this dynamic and rapidly changing sector must chart a strategic course through increasingly complex regulations to gain a competitive edge and avoid problems that hamper business. At McLennan Ross, our environmental and regulatory lawyers have the experience necessary to help our clients in the energy sector skillfully navigate the intricate federal and provincial regulatory landscape.
Strategic solutions for regulatory challenges.
Our lawyers have extensive experience representing project proponents, interveners, and regulatory tribunals in the permitting and licensing of energy projects in Western Canada. We advise project developers, energy suppliers and traders, network companies, financial institutions, investors, technology companies, as well as governments and regulators.
We have the focus and experience you need to successfully guide you through permitting processes in Western Canada and the North. We handle regulatory issues, litigation, and any business challenges that affect our clients in oil, natural gas, hydroelectricity, coal, nuclear power, and renewable resources including wind, solar and geothermal energy.
Our lawyers have appeared before the:
- National Energy Board
- (Former) Energy Resources Conservation Board
- Alberta Energy Regulator (AER)
- Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC)
- Alberta Environmental Appeals Board
- Alberta Surface Rights Board
- Alberta Natural Resources Conservation Board
- Public Lands Appeals Board
- Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board
- Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board
Whatever your regulatory needs, the team at McLennan Ross has a wealth of experience to successfully navigate Canada’s regulatory system and help you reach your business goals.
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Morin v Transalta Utilities Corporation, 2018 ABQB 578