Canada is not a climate laggard
How natural gas exports carbon capture and digital infrastructure position Canada as a global clean energy leader
Europe’s counter-productive aversion to AC
“This is what decline feels like.” How green dogma is needlessly costing lives, and how Canada can help fix that.
Homalco FN puts out welcome mat to hydroelectric dams
First Nation propose three dams all within Homalco territory
BC’s Green Grid – Or Is It?
BC’s green grid faces scrutiny as rising imports and infrastructure gaps challenge its clean energy reputation.
Canada’s nuclear ambitions clash with clean hydrogen goals
A closer look at Ottawa’s policy shifts reveals mixed signals on the future of energy.
Canada’s LNG, the cleanest in the world
President Biden’s halt on new U.S. LNG projects offers Canada a chance to showcase its commitment to producing exceptionally clean LNG.
Trudeau government begins to reveal its clean energy strategy
Natural resources not only account for one-fifth of the economy, they also produce the majority of greenhouse gas emissions. Instead of being seen as part of the problem, resource people must be (and be seen to be) the solution provider.
Clean tech’s promise for natural resources
Clean energy has been getting lots of attention, for good reason. Canada’s role as a top exporter of energy is vital to our economy, and new opportunities are swiftly materialising in which Canada could take the lead. In response, the federal government is now rapidly moving towards an energy agenda that embraces the clean energy and clean technology sectors and a fulfillment of the potential they hold for existing natural resource industries.
What would it take to run ALL of BC’s cars and trucks on electricity?
In 2015, almost everyone agrees that the world needs to change the mix of fuels it uses. But exactly what the result needs to look like, and how quickly that can happen, is one of today’s most pressing questions