Why choking off oil and gas supply does the world more harm than good
Two new global energy outlooks released amid major shortages in Asia and Europe underscore the reality that it will take decades for the world to shift to low carbon energy.
Oil and gas in our lives
It’s six o’clock on a Thursday morning, you wake to the sound of your alarm clock. Whether it’s a physical clock or the elaborate alarm and snooze schedule programmed into your smart phone, you have already engaged with materials derived from petroleum-based products within moments of opening your eyes.
Oil and gas good news boosts outlook in Atlantic Canada
Recent developments in Atlantic Canada’s oil and gas sector are giving the region a boost, providing a more positive outlook as the industry moves out of recent challenging times.
Yager: The world must respect the key role of natural gas in the energy transition
The world’s most important but least appreciated energy source is natural gas.
A Matter of Fact: Safe construction of Coastal GasLink to help Canada reduce global emissions
Activists are attempting to handcuff Canada’s best opportunity to help reduce global climate emissions while creating jobs at home over misplaced concerns about environmental safety.
How the rising carbon tax hurts Canadians: Q&A with Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy
Keeping energy services affordable must be an ongoing public policy priority for all levels of government, says former member of the House of Commons Dan McTeague.
Commentary: Trans Mountain is not a ‘white supremacist’ project
Certain environmentalist organizations will say anything to stop certain pipeline projects, even at the expense of Indigenous communities seeking to secure a future through partnerships with energy companies.
Campaign asks Americans to choose Canada first for oil imports
Sept. 27, 2021 – The first phase of a new Canadian Energy Centre (CEC) awareness campaign launched in the United States today asks Americans to choose Canadian oil imports first for solutions to cleaner energy production and a break from rising prices at the pumps.
Commentary: Canada’s ‘Just Transition’ exercise is a horrible idea for Indigenous communities
If the federal government was serious about Indigenous economic reconciliation and self-determination, it would not engage in the “Just Transition” exercise it is contemplating.