Growing Indigenous ownership, bigger spending and CCS: What to watch in Canadian energy in 2023
Responsibly developed oil and gas resources are needed in global markets
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Yager: 2022 – the year fossil fuels once again became a preferred source of reliable, affordable energy
The only part of the demise of oil and gas that was successful was reduced supply
F1 driver hypocrisy, misleading statements by Minister Guilbeault and higher energy costs for Canadians: Our top stories of 2022
CEC's most viewed content during a stormy year for energy markets
The global energy crisis of 2022: A timeline
Energy security has become a key global issue due to the impacts of war, supply chain disruptions and underinvestment in oil and gas
Yager: Canada increases domestic energy costs while co-operating to reduce prices globally
Oil price cap has little impact on Russia because countries like India and China are thrilled to purchase more oil at lower prices
Canadian Energy Centre submission to Environment and Climate Change Canada
Federal emissions reduction plan discussion paper fails to outline economic impacts of net zero
A Matter of Fact: The UN’s net zero requirements are unrealistic and would damage energy security
The world needs to reduce emissions, but people still need reliable, affordable energy supply
U.S. depletion of Strategic Petroleum Reserve highlights Canada’s energy security benefits
Keystone XL and more Canadian production would help support long-term energy security and reliable supply
Architect of Germany’s drive to renewable energy sees need for oil and gas
‘We have to realize that energy transition is not as simple as some people would like’
