Canada Energy Regulator

The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) is a federal agency responsible for regulating interprovincial and international energy infrastructure, including pipelines, power lines, and offshore renewable energy projects. Based in Calgary, Alberta, it plays a key role in ensuring safe, secure, and environmentally responsible energy development across Canada. The CER is tasked with: The CER was established in 2019, replacing the National Energy Board. It was created to modernize Canada’s energy regulatory ...