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.
What a difference a few weeks make.
COP30 quietly admitted what resource workers already knew: prosperity and lower emissions must go hand in hand.
The world is no longer buying a transition to “something else” without defining what that is
Even Bill Gates has shifted his stance, acknowledging that renewables alone can’t sustain a modern energy system — a reality now driving decisions worldwide.
From MacGyver to mass production in Northeast BC
The Northern Innovation Network urges makers to patent, partner, and scale—turning field-tested solutions like solar-powered well gear and zero-emissions generators into exportable products.
Training the next generation of leadership in the Montney
“They’ve totally redesigned all the equipment around these well sites, so there’s no methane reaching atmosphere anymore.”
BC hydrogen on the road (and to Korea?)
As hydrogen projects gain traction across Canada, South Korea’s Ulsan City eyes partnerships with B.C. innovators to fuel its bid to become the world’s hydrogen hub.