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Our clients

Communica operates across Canada in a variety of business and industrial sectors, for a wide range of clients. We work with companies and project proponents and communities to help find ways for all parties to work together, and to benefit from development. This work requires that we are knowledgeable about and experienced in compliance with an equally wide range of regulatory requirements and government jurisdictions. We are pleased to have worked with and to currently work with a number of Canada’s leading companies and organizations including:

  • Access Pipelines
  • AESO
  • Air Products Canada Ltd.
  • Alliance Pipelines
  • AltaLink
  • ARC Resources
  • CCS Energy Services
  • ConocoPhillips
  • Devon Energy Corporation
  • Enbridge and Enbridge Pipelines
  • Enbridge Consumers Gas
  • Enbridge Northern Gateway
  • Encana Corporation
  • ExxonMobil
  • Grizzly Oil Sands
  • Integrated CO2 Network (ICO2N)
  • Imperial Oil
  • ISEEE
  • Keyera
  • Kinder Morgan
  • MEG Energy
  • Nexen
  • Northern Cross (Yukon)
  • Oil Sands Leadership Initiative (OSLI)
  • Quicksilver Resources
  • Shell Canada
  • Spectra Energy Transmission
  • Suncor
  • Synenco
  • Renewable Energy Coalition of Canada
  • Teck Resources
  • Terrane Metals Corp.
  • The City of Calgary
  • The City of Medicine Hat
  • Total E & P Canada
  • TransAlta
  • TransCanada Turbines
  • …and others
 

Northern Gateway

The Enbridge Northern Gateway Project involves two twin pipelines, one to export oil and one to import condensate, and will extend 1172 kilometres from Bruderheim, Alberta, to a new marine terminal in Kitimat, B.C. This $5.5 billion project will provide access to new growing markets for Canadian oil and will create substantial economic benefits such as an estimated $2.6 billion in tax revenues throughout the life of the project. read more

 
 

ICO2N

Carbon capture and storage — CCS — is a process that has significant potential to help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) at industrial sites, transporting it via pipelines, and injecting it into storage sites deep underground.  About seven years ago, a group of Canada’s largest industrial companies who support the development of CCS formed a working alliance, called  ICO2N. read more