Keyera

Discussions on enhancing the economic competitiveness of Canada’s energy sector, particularly in relation to midstream energy and natural gas liquids issues, including considerations of environmental protection and safety, Indigenous engagement, federal procurement, economic competitiveness, and sector investment. Discussions about the promotion of strong, stable, and predictable trade relations, both within Canada, the United States, and Pan-Pacific countries, as essential to Canada’s energy value chain, advancing climate objectives, and maintaining economic competitiveness. Discussions about the importance of energy transportation infrastructure, including railways, associated rail terminals, and trucking, in supporting the safe and efficient movement of Canadian energy products. These discussions are intended to provide information on the role that rail and trucking infrastructure play in facilitating domestic supply, enabling market access, and supporting exports, particularly where pipeline infrastructure is limited or unavailable. Discussions about the importance of a competitive and predictable tax system for Canada’s energy sector. These discussions are intended to provide information and perspectives on how federal tax policy affects investment decisions, infrastructure development, operational competitiveness, employment, and Canada’s ability to attract and retain capital in a global market. Discussions about opportunities to increase market access for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and other Canadian energy exports. These are intended to better understand federal priorities related to energy security, economic competitiveness, and responsible resource development, while providing information and perspectives on domestic and international market conditions, infrastructure and logistics considerations, and the policy and regulatory frameworks affecting Canada’s ability to compete in global energy markets. Discussions about an improved federal regulatory framework that protects the environment, upholds Indigenous rights, and ensures public safety while enabling timely investment in critical energy infrastructure; promotion of efficient, transparent, and coordinated regulatory processes necessary for maintaining Canada’s economic competitiveness and supporting energy security. Discussion of matters related to the planned export of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) through proposed West Coast export facilities. These discussions are intended to understand current and potential federal policies, regulatory frameworks, and trade considerations, and to exchange perspectives on market access, infrastructure development, and the role of LPG exports in Canada’s energy sector.

The company wishes to engage Government of Canada officials regarding its current and planned energy infrastructure operations in Canada, as well as on policies related to energy security and critical infrastructure.