From the Taliban to Russia, billions in oil and gas investment underway around the world
Canada remains on the sidelines as global competitors double down on energy projects
Yager: Confusing signals from Ottawa on oil and gas
It’s hard to understand how reducing Canadian output would move the needle on world supply or emissions
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
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
Fast LNG happens – just not in Canada
One U.S. company alone bringing on five new LNG projects by end of 2024
Canadian oil and gas will continue to play a major role in the global economy through 2050
Canada has the opportunity to be a secure and reliable oil and gas supplier for the U.S., Europe and other vulnerable nations
Commentary: Canada must capitalize on the coming CCS boom
We are uniquely suited to capture enormous value as activity accelerates
Yager: COP27 – after 50 years, UN-led environmental central planning is failing
The primary goal of governments today is to keep the lights on and economies moving
Business Case: Analysts say west coast Canadian LNG can have a domino effect to help Europe
Mainly destined for Asia, LNG shipped from B.C. could help divert other world shipments