Commentary: Energy and Canada’s national interest
No more than a sliver of Canada’s natural resources should ever be controlled by non-democracies
A Matter of Fact: IEA net zero pathway unrealistic
Vision of complete global energy transformation includes several implausible outcomes
Commentary: Democracies that hamper oil and gas production do their allies no favours
Tyranny oil and gas production measured worldwide
The 2021 tyranny index for oil and gas
Nearly half of global oil production came from tyrannies and autocracies in 2020
Canada a growing player in ‘COVID-proof’ global propane markets
Competitive edge with abundant natural gas resources and new export terminals providing low-emissions fuel for households and industry in Asia
Commentary: The Canadian Energy Centre’s position on free trade in energy
Our response to an iPolitics columnist
Commentary: A primer on flaring in Canada’s oil and gas sector — or why Canada is ‘tops in flaring drops’
Canada's record is even stronger when compared with the rise in oil and gas production
A Matter of Fact: Don’t bet on a collapse in oil demand
Wood Mackenzie scenario paints a misleading picture about the road ahead
Commentary: U.S. reliance on foreign oil imports – a primer
Canada is the only 'Free' country on the list of top U.S. oil suppliers
U.S. foreign oil imports: $1.8 trillion from tyrannies and autocracies since 1993
Of the top 10 suppliers of foreign oil to the U.S. over nearly three decades, only Canada was considered a 'Free' nation