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.
Trump’s steel tariffs will hit BC hard
BC is a huge source of metallurgical coal, which is used to make steel. Trump’s tariffs are going to hit the province’s coal industry hard.
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, […]
Why Developing Countries Face Difficulty in Moving Away from Coal-Based Power
“For some, shunning coal wouldn’t just be expensive; it would mean a lack of energy for human development,” says Rahul Tongia of the Brookings Institution.
Our LNG exports only make sense
As the world reverts to coal, Canadian LNG is needed now more than ever, says the First Nations LNG Alliance.
Energy realism begins with carbon capture
Federal carbon capture investment needed to reach emissions reduction targets, writes Margareta Dovgal.
DYK – Canada’s oil sands have 1/20th the emissions of American coal plants
Canada’s oil sands are often maligned because they have a carbon footprint, but we often overlook just how small that footprint is.
Why oppose responsible natural resource activities that pay for costly social programs?
The contribution of the B.C. resource sector is large enough to be the financial backbone of infrastructure projects like transit tunnels or of public-education improvements.
The real backbone of green technology
Renewable energy has an enviable position in the court of public opinion. All the while, natural resources that make renewables possible are regularly decried by self-proclaimed progressives pushing to leave everything in the ground.