Loyola
Keough acts for utility companies,
pipelines and project developers, industry associations, gas buyers, producers
and banks. He has particular experience in oil, gas, electricity, liquefied
natural gas (LNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) matters.
He appears
before the National Energy Board (NEB), the Alberta Utilities Commission and
the Alberta Energy Regulator (formerly, the Energy Resources Conservation
Board) as well as the British Columbia Utilities Commission and the public
utilities boards of the Yukon and Northwest Territories. Loyola also represents
clients before a variety of other government bodies and agencies as part of
project development work. Prior to entering private practice, Loyola acted as
counsel to the NEB and also spent several years with the Federal Department of
Energy, Mines and Resources.
To complement his practice, Loyola speaks on
the subject of procedures, approvals and necessary applications involved in
exporting gas to the U.S. and on recent legislative and regulatory developments
in the oil, gas and electricity fields.
Loyola is an appointed director
of WBI Canadian Pipeline, Ltd. and Nytis Exploration.
Select Experience
- Express Pipeline in connection with all regulatory, environmental and First Nations matters for its NEB regulated pipeline project.
- The ATCO Utilities on a variety of regulated utility matters, including rate and Transmission Facility issues.
- State of Alaska on Canadian Regulatory matters associated with the proposed Alaska Pipeline Project.
Recent Publications
Recent Recognitions
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2017, Chambers Canada
Ranked Band 1, Energy: Power (Regulatory)
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2017, Chambers Canada
Ranked, Energy: Oil & Gas (Regulatory)
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Lexpert/Report on Business Special Edition - Canada's Leading Energy Lawyers
Recognized as a leading energy lawyer in Canada
News & Speaking Engagements
