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Author: Don MacLachlan

LNG Canada workers; photo from Shell
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
7 MIN READ

LNG Outlook: More LNG, and cleaner

Shell sees demand growth through the 2050s
François Poirier, President and CEO of TC Energy, at the company’s headquarters in Calgary. (Todd Korol/The Globe and Mail)
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Canada was trounced by the US on LNG

But ‘the opportunity has come back around again’
The Kamloops Clean Energy Centre is a project being worked on by the Kruger pulp mill, Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc and Elemental Clean Fuels. (Kruger-Kamloops-Mill)
Renewables
  • Renewables
5 MIN READ

Hydrogen shows new signs of life in BC

And there is ‘great potential’ across Canada
LNG carrier GasLog Glasgow arriving to load the first export cargo from LNG Canada. It then sailed for South Korea on July 1, 2025.
Energy
  • Energy
8 MIN READ

Long-term LNG: Prices down, demand up

Europe, India and Asia seen among big future buyers
The LNG carrier Gaslog Glasgow loading LNG Canada’s first export cargo (in 2025)
Energy
  • Energy
5 MIN READ

Canada’s LNG exports to hit new levels

One outlook sees ‘six more LNG-Canada-sized projects’
Oil and LNG tankers are stalled in the Strait of Hormuz
Energy
  • Energy
6 MIN READ

Oil and gas prices surge due to Iran war

180-200 world oil and gas tankers are stalled en route
Barry Penner and Carole Taylor
Energy
  • Energy
9 MIN READ

BC warned of relying on imported power

Imports exceed the output from the new Site C dam
Tim Hodgson at a news conference, 2025.
Energy
  • Energy
5 MIN READ

Feds fly big numbers for LNG output

But does that mean 50 or 100 million tonnes a year?
Heather Exner-Pirot (left) and Lisa Baiton were among recent visitors to Parliament’s standing committee on natural resources. Exner-Pirot photo by Resource Works News; Lisa Baiton photo by Business Council of British Columbia.
Energy
  • Energy
7 MIN READ

If Canada wants to be an energy superpower, it needs a new approach

CAPP’s Lisa Baiton and the Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s Heather Exner-Pirot urge Parliament to resolve regulatory contradictions and attract capital