Power Struggle: Electric vehicles and reality

Tension grows between ambition and market truths.

Edson Ng: A game-changing biowaste technology helps meet LNG needs

Not capitalizing on our biowaste to create the base of LNG is a waste

Campbell River mayor rallies B.C. resource communities to speak with one voice

Campbell River is leading a new province-wide push to make sure B.C.’s resource towns aren’t drowned out in Victoria and Ottawa. In a letter dated June 5, Mayor Kermit Dahl […]

Ambition meets reality — why B.C.’s green hydrogen bubble popped

B.C. doesn’t have enough cheap clean power to support a large-scale green hydrogen production

BC’s Green Grid – Or Is It?

BC’s green grid faces scrutiny as rising imports and infrastructure gaps challenge its clean energy reputation.

B.C. forestry: Why is it short of timber?

Margareta Dovgal looks at the issue, and the impact on forestry communities.

Time to “turn the page” on opposing Trans Mountain pipeline, says B.C. cabinet minister Murray Rankin

Though he long had “difficulty” with the venture, British Columbia’s new Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister now acknowledges the project deemed to be in the national interest has its approvals and is going forward.

Digging deeper into deep-well credits

Even when the market price of natural gas is low, natural-gas developers pay millions of dollars of royalties to the BC government each month.

4 BC resource files to watch as cabinet is announced

The quality of the Premier’s Cabinet lineup will determine whether the government’s agenda on these issues will land right – for their future electoral odds and for our province’s economy.