Ksi Lisims LNG approval strengthens Canada’s hand in the Pacific LNG race

The Nisga’a led LNG project still faces a challenge from the American Alaska LNG.
There is no debate about oil’s importance after Trump’s tariff threat

The fact that Trump would not hit Canadian oil with a 25 percent tariff speaks volumes about the importance of Canada’s most important natural resource
Trump’s tariffs are circus-ring politics and lousy economics

25 percent tariffs on our oil would drive up American gasoline prices by 50 cents per gallon or more.
What does a Trump presidency means for Canadian energy?

Heather-Exner Pirot of the Business Council of Canada and the Macdonald-Laurier Institute spoke with Resource Works about the transition to Donald Trump’s energy policy, hopes for Keystone XL’s revival, EVs, and more.
Modest green lights for world hydrogen

And red lights in BC and Washington State.
Navigating new political currents: How the U.S. election could impact Canadian energy

As Stewart Muir, CEO of Resource Works, attends the annual Pacific North West Economic Region (PNWER) conference in Whistler this week, the unexpected news that President Joe Biden won’t be on the November 5 presidential ballot sent shockwaves through the policy and trade discussions.
Trump could bring back “America First”. What could happen to Canada’s natural resource exports?

A second Trump presidency likely means more tariffs, and Canada’s energy and forestry sectors will feel the impact.
TRUMP HEAVY, TRUMP LITE: Anticipating the new U.S. administration’s impact on BC resource sectors

“When trying to answer a big question without much information, it is tempting to assign great significance to the few facts that can be found. So it is with Donald Trump and the Republican Congress that will be sworn in next year.” – The Economist, November 19, 2016.
Why the future of LNG lies beyond North America

Even the long, cold winter that swept across most of Canada and the United States won’t be enough to fuel a recovery of British Columbia’s shrinking natural gas market