Liberal
Any profit from construction or sale of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project will be invested in natural climate solutions and clean energy projects.
This is a page from the 2019 Canadian general election.
Environment, Climate Change, & Energy
Major energy projects platforms
Here's what the 2019 Canadian election parties are promising.Conservative
- Create a national energy corridor to carry Canadian energy & resources from coast to coast.
- Repeal Bill C-69.
- End ban on shipping traffic on the north coast of BC.
- Build the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
- Assert federal jurisdiction over projects that are "for the general advantage".
We will replace Bill C-69 with a new process that sets clear expectations and timelines for environmental reviews. This will secure and maintain investment in Canada's energy sector as we restore confidence and certainty.
Further, we will reduce politicization of the review process and make sure that all designated projects undergo a rigorous consultation process. Foreign funded groups will be banned from using the approvals process to blog energy projects that are in our national interest. This new process will adhere to world-class environmental standards.
A new Conservative government will work collaboratively with provinces, territories, industry, and Indigenous groups.
From Andrew Scheer's Plan for You to Get Ahead, retrieved 2019-10-11.
To promote mutually beneficial conversations between Indigenous communities and resource project proponents, we will provide $10 million per year to the organizations that foster collaboration and encourage strong partnerships between these two groups.
From Andrew Scheer's Plan for You to Get Ahead, retrieved 2019-10-11.
NDP
Overhaul the process for reviewing major projects to ensure adequate time for public consultation and provide core funding to support Indigenous participation.
We will ensure that proposed projects align with our emissions reductions targets, respect Indigenous rights, and create good jobs here in Canada.
From A New Deal for People, retrieved 2019-09-22.
We don't have any Bloc policies on Major energy projects.
Green
- Approve no new pipelines, or coal, oil, or gas drilling or mining.
- Continue extant oil and gas operations on a declining basis with bitumen production phased out between 2030 and 2035.
- Ban fracking.
- Cancel the Trans Mountain pipeline.
- No new pipelines, or coal, oil or gas drilling or mining, including offshore wells, will be approved. Existing oil and gas operations will continue on a declining basis, with bitumen production phased out between 2030 and 2035. Hydraulic fracturing (fracking) operations will be banned outright due to impacts on groundwater quality, methane release and seismic activity.
- Cancel the Trans Mountain pipeline (and its $10-13 billion cost) as well as other subsidies to fossil fuel industries, totaling (sic) an additional several billion dollars a year. This money will be redirected to the Canadian Grid Strategy and renewable energy transition.
From _Election Platform 2019_, retrieved 2019-09-22.
We don't have any PPC policies on Major energy projects.