Horgan’s former top public servant tells Canada to drop the demonization of Alberta
Don Wright ran B.C.’s public service. His new reading of 30 years of federal fiscal data says Alberta’s oilsands quietly paid the rest of the country’s bills—and he is not finished with the argument.
The global math: Why exporting Canadian energy is a climate win
New report finds that displacing coal and foreign gas with Canadian LNG could lower global emissions by 70 megatonnes a year
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.
Incentives or subsidies?
Resource Works delivers a new report on fossil-fuel subsidies and incentives to the Canadian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Natural Resources.
“What are you doing about this?” Derek Evans on Cause & Affect
In Episode 8 of Resource Works’ Cause & Affect podcast, co-hosts Stewart Muir and Margareta Dovgal chat with Derek Evans about efforts to decarbonize the Oilsands, innovation, and the future of Alberta’s energy economy.
The oil-gas subsidies that aren’t
A new report claims Canada’s oil and gas pipelines received over $23 billion in federal subsidies. But is that really true?
Stewart Muir discusses his latest Globe & Mail oilsands column with Charles Adler
Radio host Adler invited Muir onto his program on Sept. 17, 2020.
The oil sands aren’t dying – and Canada still needs them to thrive
This opinion article from our Stewart Muir was published by The Globe & Mail on Sept. 16, 2020.
Imagining the future of Canada’s oil and gas industry
Building backward, not building back better, is the risk of shunning innovation in the four-fifths of global energy that comes from fossil fuels.