Canadian Energy Politics for Dummies, a refresher for the rest of us
February 20, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Almost all senior Canadian governments base their policies on the energy transition model Canadian energy […]
Almost all senior Canadian governments base their policies on the energy transition model Canadian energy […]
“If you’re willing to make it easier for us in Alberta, we can make it […]
Alberta government, industry goal is to reduce oil sands GHG levels to that of conventional […]
Hype cyclers pressure governments to enact expensive, ineffective policy to promote adoption of clean energy […]
Canada, BC and Alberta have compromised to make Trans Mountain possible, now it’s time for […]
Earliest new EV battery chemistry available likely to be 2035 or 2040 Q. Why build […]
US, Canadian governments must enforce approvals of pipeline projects like Keystone XL – McConaghy Keystone XL […]
As US shifts from fossil fuels to renewable energy and electrifies transportation, battery storage becomes […]
Until Congress draws up tax reform legislation, impossible to estimate impact of border adjustment tax […]
75% of oil production used to fuel transportation, but better Electric Vehicle batteries decades away […]
BC government $1 billion fiscal deal for Trans Mountain first of its kind in Canada […]
Oil sands boosters are like Japanese nipponhei, loyally fighting long after the war is over Psst. Alberta […]
Alberta energy diversification should include partial bitumen upgrading, petrochemicals, expansion of oilfield services/manufacturing Economic diversification […]
2017 should see more stable prices, beginning of US shale revival As a year draws […]
Do carbon tax + climate policies + pipeline approvals = Notley NDP pathway to 2019 […]