Canadas Energy Future 2. Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2. January 2. 01. 6CopyrightPermission to Reproduce. ISSN 2. 29. 2 1. Downloads. Data. Letter from the Chair and CEO of the National Energy Board. I am pleased to introduce the 2. Anton Webern Langsamer Satz there. National Energy Boards Energy Futures series. Canadas Energy Future 2. Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2. EF 2. 01. 6 continues a long tradition of energy outlooks which the National Energy Board has been producing regularly since 1. The only publicly available Canadian long term energy outlook covering all energy commodities and all provinces and territories, this series provides Canadians a key reference point for discussing the countrys energy future. This Report relies on the extensive energy market expertise of the Boards technical staff. In addition, energy experts from government, industry, environmental organizations and academia across Canada provided input on the preliminary assumptions and results of this report. I would personally like to thank all those who contributed. To use uncertain to characterize the past 1. Canadian energy would be an understatement. I doubt there is a single market observer who could have foreseen the dramatic fall in the global price of crude oil, one of Canadas largest exports, from US1. US4. 0 per barrel by end of December 2. Canadas Energy Future 2016 Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040. US3. 0 per barrel in January 2. Among many other factors contributing to the lack of clarity on Canadas energy future were the unprecedented market volatility, the rapid deployment of advanced technologies for renewable and fossil fuel energy production, a historic climate agreement in Paris, the denial of the Keystone XL project in the U. S. ,  the lifting of the U. Download Iv Fluids Manufacturing Process Project Report Pdf' title='Download Iv Fluids Manufacturing Process Project Report Pdf' />S. Iran. Producing an energy supply and demand projection in this context is challenging, to say the least. Nonetheless, the projections in EF 2. Canadas long term energy future amid the current global energy uncertainty. Our analysis is not a prediction of future outcomes but rather projections of what might occur given a certain set of assumptions and inputs. This report, which centers on a baseline projection, also outlines alternate projections for higher and lower energy prices, and alternate market access and energy infrastructure assumptions, and then goes on to  explore the important long term implications of these energy market uncertainties. The alternative projections in EF 2. As recently noted by Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz, the drop in crude oil prices, as well as in other commodities, has had an unambiguously negative impact on the Canadian economy. Appleworks 6 For Mac there. EF 2. 01. 6 indicates that the development of future energy infrastructure directly impacts export prices, future production growth and the overall Canadian economy. Download Iv Fluids Manufacturing Process Project Report Pdf' title='Download Iv Fluids Manufacturing Process Project Report Pdf' />While Canada has no influence on global commodity prices, it does have control over the ability to access new markets for our exports and receive the full value in the global market place, whatever future global prices may be. Of course, building new infrastructure and reaching new markets will hinge on Canadas ability to develop its resources sustainably and transport them safely. Visit NAP. edu10766 to get more information about this book, to buy it in print, or to download it as a free PDF. Deep Foundations Institute DFI publications including Technical Manuals Inspectors Guides Reference, Short Courses, Annual Conference Proceedings, Seminar. And one thing that is clear amidst this uncertainty is that the link between energy and the environment is stronger than ever, and will continue to strengthen in the future. This stems from the fact that a majority of greenhouse gases GHGs emitted in Canada result from the combustion of fossil fuels and that those fossil fuels provide the vast majority of energy currently used to heat homes and businesses, transport goods and people, and power industrial equipment. B. SCOPE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE PROJECT Medicines contribute enormously to the health of a nation. During the 20th century, the average life expectancy in developed. 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In recent months the federal and many provincial governments in Canada have made announcements about new climate policy initiatives and the momentum is increasing, especially following the agreement at the 2. Conference of the Parties in Paris. Many of these policies are quite bold and put Canada in the position of having some of the most advanced climate change policies in the world. EF 2. 01. 6 does not include many of these recent announcements, as it only reports on policies and programs that are law, or near law at the time of analysis, but it does highlight their significance. The insights from the report suggest to me that these policy developments will be critical factors in CTable of Contentsanadas energy and environmental future, and the possible addition of climate policy developments beyond those just announced will represent a considerable uncertainty for long term energy projections. Canadas energy future will not be determined by a single force, but rather the interaction of many. Energy prices, economic growth, policies and regulation, market access and infrastructure development, and the development and use of new technologies will all play an important role. It is our goal to help Canadians understand these complex interactions through our analysis, reports, and statistics. The long term projections in our Energy Futures series are an important part of that, along with the topical market analysis found in publications such as the Canadian Energy Dynamics annual review, and the weekly Market Snapshots. However, as climate policy and energy markets rapidly and continuously evolve, the type of analysis we undertake and the way by which we share that analysis with Canadians must evolve as well. In response, the Board will complete an update to EF 2. Just as EF 2. 01. Not only will we increase the frequency and depth of our Energy Futures projections, we will also implement some new and exciting ways of engaging with Canadians on energy, and look forward to hearing from them on issues that matter the most in these uncertain times. C.  Peter Watson, P. Eng. FCAEChair and CEO Executive Summary. Canadas Energy Future 2. Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2. EF 2. 01. 6 is a continuation of the National Energy Boards NEB Energy Futures series. The Board released the last full report, Canadas Energy Future 2. EF 2. 01. 3, in November 2. In developing EF 2. NEB met with various energy experts and interested stakeholders, including representatives from industry and industry associations, government, non governmental organizations, and academia to gather input and feedback on the preliminary projections. The information obtained from these consultations helped shape the key assumptions and final projections. It is important to note that the projections presented in EF 2. Canadas energy future today and do not represent the Boards predictions of what will take place in the future. The projections in EF 2. Any assumptions made about current or future energy infrastructure or market developments are strictly theoretical and have no bearing on the regulatory proceedings that are or will be before the Board. Key Findings. The key findings of EF 2. Recent developments have highlighted numerous uncertainties for Canadas long term energy outlook.