On climate and energy security, the U.S. is out to win
The U.S. is providing the blueprint. Canada can either play catch up and win, or risk being left behind
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Ottawa’s own policies defeat its critical minerals push
Trudeau government policies actively and aggressively discourage strategic minerals development
U.S. on track to double LNG exports while Canada dithers
Louisiana, Texas projects to add up to 190 million tonnes per year by 2030
Greenwashing label discourages real solutions to energy crisis
Catherine McKenna’s attack against Canada’s energy sector irresponsible and oblivious to the world’s energy challenges
Russian oil price cap not as effective as hoped
In the weeks following the cap, Russia sold its crude oil for about US$74 per barrel on average
One on One with Perry Kinkaide: Getting the energy transition right
The implications of Justin Trudeau’s Just Transition on Alberta’s energy sector
IEA raises global oil demand forecast again
Set to average a record 101.9 million barrels per day, up by two million bpd from 2022
Has the Saudi/Russia relationship reached its limits?
Saudi Arabia is feeling the pressure, but the prospect of a ‘crude’ divorce between Moscow and Riyadh seems premature
India is “poised to become the factory to the world”
India’s total energy demand to grow by 70 per cent by 2040. Is Canada ready to take advantage of the opportunity?
Canada has the potential to be a natural-gas powerhouse
The world knows this, and they are simply pleading with Canada to unlock its full potential
Why can’t Canada be more like Qatar or Norway?
Our dangerous love affair with a ‘top down’ collectivist approach to problem-solving is leading us in the wrong direction
Russia resistant to economic pressure imposed by sanctions. For now
Could easily employ sanctions-avoiding mechanisms perfected by Iran
The “bass-ackward” state of energy transition in Canada
Until politicians get out of the driver’s seat, we will never get energy transition right
