Canada’s new energy bridge to India in the shadow of the Russia trade
Canada’s new pipeline opens a direct oil route to India, offering a sanctions-proof rival to Russian crude.
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.”
Canadian energy in a tumultuous world
From net-zero to Ukraine and the energy crisis, here are our top ten takeaways from Peter Tertzakian’s remarks on the state of Canadian energy at Resource Work’s inaugural lunch event series.
Global leadership requires fixing our energy issues first
The British pound is crashing as Europe’s energy system falters under Russian exploitation. If Canada wants to help Europe tomorrow, it must act today writes Margareta Dovgal.
Energy realism begins with carbon capture
Federal carbon capture investment needed to reach emissions reduction targets, writes Margareta Dovgal.
Training for a brighter future
A new generation of 21st-century workers has the resources to make the world a better place, writes Margareta Dovgal.
BC’ers taking a pragmatic view to natural gas development – and are concerned about imports
Survey finds British Columbians are concerned about importing oil and gas from countries with lower environmental & social standards.
It’s time to get Canada into the world LNG game
With Europe dependent on Russian fuel and Asia eager to get off coal, BC LNG could build a safer and cleaner world.
Putting Russia’s pipeline deal with China into perspective
For more insight, see the commentary piece by Stewart Muir