More copper produced in the last 25 years than in all of human history
Anglo American’s Tom McCulley says rising global living standards and electrification leaves little choice.
Ontario’s natural gas tug-of-war shows what happens when governments don’t set the rules
A regulator tried to decide the energy transition by inference. The government pushed back. Everyone else was left guessing.
The top 5 energy stories you might actually see in British Columbia in 2026
The people, places and pressure points shaping B.C.’s energy future
Natural gas is a solution to B.C.’s electron gap
The ‘electrify everything’ imperative only works if you have enough power
Global Perspective to Energy, Development, and Inequality
To effectively address global emissions, it’s essential to recognize the complex interplay between economic development, rising energy demands, and the disparities in energy consumption across nations.
The practicality of energy choice in Vancouver
Vancouver’s decision to reverse the ban on natural gas appliances in new homes should serve as the beginning of a necessary conversation about energy system choices, writes CEO Stewart Muir.
Resource Works at the Legislature
Managing Director Margareta Dovgal provides recommendations to legislators on forestry, mining and LNG.
Mining is the secret ingredient to realistic decarbonization
BC mines can help power an energy transition that puts people first, writes Margareta Dovgal.