Alberta’s economic analysis of Canada's up-and-coming oil and natural gas emissions/production cap is raising alarm bells to the tune of $1 trillion. Yes, that’s right. And the adverse economic consequences of the unnecessary and short-sighted policy – coming amid a time when global oil and gas ...
British Columbia’s developing liquefied natural gas (LNG) has an untold story to tell, one that isn’t often brought to the forefront in the public discussion. It’s a heartwarming story of giving back to Canadians, whether through donating much-needed healthcare equipment to hospitals or providin...
Who benefits when Canada drags its feet on energy development? It sure isn’t Canadians. When Canada doesn’t manage to build major energy infrastructure projects, we miss out on potentially life-changing economic opportunities that would strengthen our economy and create a more prosperous future ...
Key Points Global energy demand is at an all-time high and will grow massively through 2050 Canada is already a global leader in renewable energy The world is going through an energy "addition," not a "transition" Natural resources "pay the bills" for Canadian families and governments Canadian ...
Did you know that the modern healthcare sector relies heavily on petroleum products? Whether it be a natural gas plant generating electricity to power a hospital, the fuel used to operate a road ambulance to transport patients, or one of the countless life-saving medical devices made from petrol...
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry in British Columbia is more than just a vital emerging economic sector for Canadians; it represents a unique opportunity for collaboration and partnership with First Nations communities. In the words of Indigenous community leaders: “Canadian LNG is Indig...
By 2050, the world and its energy mix will be vastly different than today according to Exxon’s latest global outlook --- but not in the way you might expect. The oil major expects global energy demand to grow 15% by 2050 as the world’s population booms from 8 billion today to 10 billion and deve...
Speaking frankly, it is extremely difficult to fathom just how much a “billion dollars” is. For example, we often hear about the “billions” that our natural resource sectors generate for Canadians, but for 99.9% of us, without tangible comparisons, conceptualizing this amount of money is next to...
This blog has been edited due to Bill C-59 Canada’s nascent liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is making great strides forward, with four current projects currently underway. LNG Canada – the largest private sector investment in our country’s history – is one of those projects; with an initial...
This blog has been edited due to Bill C-59 Key Points • Natural declines in oil & gas fields mean significant volumes of new supply need to be brought online every year to keep up with global energy demand • The world still gets more than 80 per cent of its energy from fossil fuels, despite t...