Commentary: Canada’s ‘Just Transition’
What does it really mean and what will it cost the Canadian economy and labour force?
A Matter of Fact: Globe and Mail misrepresents Canada’s LNG opportunity
Conclusions do not reflect realities of global LNG markets
Yager: A “Just Transition” for Canada’s massive oil and gas industry is impossible
Energy export customers already have the electricity a shift to renewables would produce
Commentary: Government COVID relief well closure funds are not a subsidy to oil producers
For an industry in survival mode, all non-essential spending had been cancelled before Ottawa’s cash was announced
Commentary: Parsing through energy subsidy estimates
There is no ‘pot of gold’ from which to divert trillions to subsidize renewables
No free lunch for taxpayers: Examining estimates of subsidies to renewables and fossil fuels
Detailed research lacking on where green subsidies will come from
The next generation of Canadian nation building
Not-for-profit championing Indigenous-led multi-modal resource corridors to advance unity, prosperity and sustainability
Worldwide oil reserves and investments: Key facts
If oil producers in North America are pushed to curtail development, other nations will continue to meet growing global demand
Fueling Canada’s economy: Comparing the oil and gas extraction sector to the automotive and aerospace sectors
Oil and gas extraction's share of Canada's nominal GDP is three times larger than the auto sector, seven times more than aerospace
Commentary: America needs pipelines — who knew?
'The ransomware attack against Colonial Pipelines showed how critical pipelines are to the American economy'