Carney’s China trip and the hard truth about Canada’s resource future
Trade diversification, energy exports, and why execution – not posture – now defines Canada’s global credibility
Maritime nations turn toward B.C.’s Indigenous-led LNG surge
Global carriers are watching British Columbia’s Indigenous-led LNG projects gather pace, strengthen investor confidence and open new shipping routes to nations seeking long-term reliable energy supply.
China is now making synthetic gas out of coal
Coal-to-gas expansion blows up ‘gas is as bad as coal’—and shows the need for responsible LNG.
Coal: one million tons an hour
Politicians and climate campaigners like to talk of an “energy transition” in which the world is going to burn less and less fossil fuel, switch to clean (or cleaner) energy, […]
Refining bitumen in BC the green way
In BC, the greening of bitumen may not be all that far off. Earlier last month, the Kitimat Clean Refinery took the first step towards seeking environmental assessment from the BC government for a project to refine bitumen.
Signs of hope for BC wood-frame houses market in China
The new five-year memorandum of understanding signed recently between British Columbia and Zhejiang province, which lies just south of Shanghai, seems like a long-held dream coming true
No longer just hewers of wood and drawers of water
This generation of young professionals is shattering stereotypes about what it means to be a resource worker
Putting Russia’s pipeline deal with China into perspective
For more insight, see the commentary piece by Stewart Muir
Russia pipeline deal underlines high value natural gas has for China
In the ‘Power of Siberia’ deal announced this week between Russia and China, the parties have been secretive on the exact terms so it is difficult to draw comparisons to other such contracts