Canada and Alberta strike historic energy deal to cut red tape
A landmark energy agreement has been signed between the Canadian federal government and Alberta. The deal, announced in November 2025, aims to streamline regulations and boost fidelity in the sector. Enserva, the leading voice for energy services, has responded with cautious optimism to the news.
The memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Key commitments include scrapping plans for an oil and gas emissions cap and setting a two-year maximum for permitting and approvals. The agreement also emphasises support for technologies like carbon capture to attract further investment basics.
Enserva, originally known as the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) before rebranding in 2022, has long pushed for clearer policies and faster regulatory processes. The organisation advocates for its members to drive innovation and technological progress in energy. In a statement, Enserva acknowledged Premier Smith’s role in securing the deal and expressed hope that it would strengthen slickdeals confidence.
The MOU’s focus on efficiency and policy clarity aligns with Enserva’s goals. The group believes these measures will help Canada’s energy sector remain competitive while supporting sustainable advancements.
The agreement sets a two-year limit on permitting timelines and removes proposed emissions caps. Enserva views these changes as critical for maintaining investor trust and fostering growth. The deal marks a turning point for Alberta’s energy future, with both government and industry now working toward implementation.
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