A Matter of Fact: Canada is the solution for energy to keep the world running
Canada can help avoid situations where oil and gas is used as a political weapon
Search Results for:
Quesnel: How Canada will be better off with increased Indigenous involvement in energy sector
First Nations want to be more than just consulted parties on energy projects – many want to become decision makers
Yager: Many letters, confusing words – education does not ensure energy expertise
Academics’ attack on carbon capture and storage more of a publicity stunt than productive public policy
Yager: Canada must start discussing energy science
No substitutes for oil have been developed on anything like the scale required
Faces of energy: Women and men across Canada touched by oil and gas
Thousands connected by responsible development
Yager: Europe changes course as green ambitions collide with energy reality
European energy crisis prompts course change about revisiting the role of natural gas in green energy future
Commentary: Energy poverty in Europe is linked to expensive renewables
Millions struggling to heat their homes and pay their utility bills
Energy poverty in European households: An advance lesson for Canadians
Europe's electricity prices have soared as nations lean more heavily on renewables to replace fossil fuels
Why COP26 leaders should look to Canada for energy solutions
Canada can help reduce emissions while providing reliable, responsible, affordable energy to the world
Yager: Can the world’s wealthiest nations still afford to fund the energy transition?
A lot has changed since the pre-pandemic climate playbook