Castleton Export Application Correction; Charity Revocations

Summary#

This Canada Gazette entry fixes a previous electricity-export notice and publishes a long list of charities that asked to lose their federal charitable registration. It corrects that Castleton Commodities Energy Trading LLC applied on 2 December 2024 under the Canadian Energy Regulator Act to export up to 3 504 000 MWh a year for 10 years, and it shows that the Canada Revenue Agency sent notices of intended revocation effective February 15, 2025.

What it does#

• Corrects an earlier publication about an export application so the English paragraph reads as intended for Castleton Commodities Energy Trading LLC and the Canada Energy Regulator. The corrected text says the company applied on 2 December 2024 for authorization under the Canadian Energy Regulator Act to export up to 3 504 000 MWh (combined firm and interruptible energy) per year, for 10 years.
• Publishes a long list of charities that requested the revocation of their federal registrations. The Canada Revenue Agency says it sent a “notice of intention to revoke,” and that the revocations are effective on the date of the Gazette publication, February 15, 2025.

Who's affected#

• Castleton Commodities Energy Trading LLC (the applicant) and the Canada Energy Regulator, plus anyone tracking cross‑border electricity exports.
• The charities named in the Gazette (they asked for revocation). The list covers many organizations across provinces.
• Donors, funders or clients of those charities who may notice changes to how those organizations operate or report donations.

Why it matters#

• The correction matters if you follow energy-export permissions. The figure 3 504 000 MWh and the 10-year term set the scale and length of the application being considered.
• The charity revocations are immediate in this notice (effective February 15, 2025). That changes the named organizations’ federal registration status and can affect their interactions with donors and how they present themselves publicly.
• If you give to, work with, or rely on any organization on the list, it’s a prompt to check the group’s current status and any local impacts.