Canada’s New Green Deal
Nuclear power a key piece of Western Canadian energy transition.
The European Union is shifting back towards fossil fuels
In 2024, the EU shifted towards a cautious, fossil fuel-inclusive energy strategy amid rising costs and public unrest.
Is Canada the next nuclear superpower?
The rise of AI and other technologies have pushed energy demand through the roof, and Canada can help power that with nuclear.
Putin’s uranium export restrictions are a gift for Canada
“The World Nuclear Association says Canada could now play a major role in meeting future world demand, as several key nations eye nuclear energy to meet growing demand for electrical power and for power production that does not use fossil fuels.”
It’s time to reconsider the role of nuclear in BC’s energy mix
New polling shows it might be time to move past unfounded and unrealistic fears of nuclear energy in BC, writes Margareta Dovgal.
Another drought-filled summer is a reminder that BC cannot rely on hydropower forever
Climate change is going to harm our hydroelectric capacity, and British Columbia needs a diversified energy portfolio now.
Time for BC to embrace nuclear energy
Nuclear energy powered Ontario’s massive growth that helped make it Canada’s economic heartland, and it can do the same for BC.
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.
Is it time for BC to go nuclear?
To be both anti-carbon and anti-nuclear is to be pro-blackout, writes Margareta Dovgal.