How Mark Carney can rescue the UAE’s $70 billion investment commitment into Canada
Abu Dhabi can move capital at an enormous scale. The question is whether Canada can offer projects that are permitted, powered and ready to build.
Canada is not a climate laggard
How natural gas exports carbon capture and digital infrastructure position Canada as a global clean energy leader
What B.C.’s oil and gas build-out actually delivered
A new study by economist Philip Cross finds that a decade of pipelines, LNG and upstream investment nearly doubled B.C.’s real oil and gas output, opened new export markets and created the province’s highest-paid jobs.
Managing the Montney responsibly: what the science says about water, seismicity and carbon capture
From the Geoscience BC Energy Webinar, June 22, 2026
Hydro-rich NDP provinces put natural gas back in the power plan
Manitoba Hydro’s $3-billion turbine proposal is under scrutiny today as BC Hydro seeks to retain nearly 400 megawatts of existing gas generation
Regulatory barrier to LNG marine bunkering removed
A $2 billion expansion to Tilbury Island LNG can finally proceed
Five nations, one billion dollars, and the tank at the heart of Canada’s LNG future
A landmark equity option would provide five North Coast First Nations majority ownership of the largest LNG storage tank in Canada, starting from the construction phase.
Roberts Bank: Microcosm and litmus test for a diversified terminal enabling Canada’s energy exports
The Canada-BC and Canada-Alberta agreements opened the door to a new west coast oil pipeline, and its least-expected component may be the most telling: a terminal at Roberts Bank.
Inside Kanata LNG, B.C.’s newest proposed gas export project
Robert Delamar says the proposed 12-million-tonne facility near Prince Rupert is a test of whether Canada can turn its energy wealth into real projects.