Energy advocates cannot rest, for the next battle of ideas over pipelines will soon begin
Even with the public onside, the case for jobs, tax revenue and small-town renewal still has to be made
More oil, less carbon: What the latest oil sands data really shows
S&P Global’s latest analysis shows Canadian oil sands emissions intensity is down nearly a third since 2009. Here’s the difference between intensity and absolute emissions and why both numbers point to progress.
‘The electric story is over’
Oil economist Dr. Anas F. Alhajji challenges assumptions about EVs, demand and Canada’s future.
What are the odds of a pipeline through the American Pacific Northwest
Can we please just get on with building one through British Columbia instead?
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 still needs Canadian oil
Federal emissions policies will cut jobs and public revenues. But is there a better way to reduce emissions? Josiah Haynes dives in.
Change is coming
With 2022 underway, Director of Research Margareta Dovgal weighs in on recent trends in forestry, mining, and oil and gas in BC – and where careful observers may spot the emerging desire to get things built.
Just Transition: Are Canadians ready for lower living standards?
New Resource Works report studies the potential impact of the federal government’s just transition policy framework, inviting readers to submit feedback.
We need private investment to build back better
Government can’t print money forever—we’ll need private investment. So what would happen without investment from mining, oil, and gas? Josiah Haynes investigates.