Oil demand is strong until 2040, right? How govt, industry are misleading Albertans
July 2, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Kenney, CAPP misuse IEA oil demand scenarios in public comments. They should stop doing that. […]
How many more birthdays for Canada if Trumpian populism continues to infect our politics?
July 1, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Canada is a high-carbon economy rapidly heading toward a low-carbon future. Will our response be […]
Is Canadian energy narrative in danger of falling down Trumpian rabbit hole thanks to Conservatives’ Trudeau brown-face meme?
June 27, 2019 | Markham on Energy
This could be bad: federal Conservatives posted a Twitter meme Wednesday showing a Photoshopped Justin […]
Where’s the Alberta energy war room when you need it? Zurich Insurance Group penalizes oil sands, pipelines
June 26, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Scramble the Alberta government’s “energy war room,” another European financial company is “attacking” the provincial […]
Oil-killing electric vehicles arriving sooner than expected thanks to rapidly improving batteries?
June 24, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Heads up, Calgary oil executives. For the first time, global sales data suggest Early Adopters […]
Pulling back the curtain on Tides Canada
June 23, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Postmedia newspapers have for years provided a platform to spread Vivan Krause’s conspiracy narrative about […]
Time for Alberta to contemplate a future without new pipelines?
June 21, 2019 | Markham on Energy
After months of Alberta wailing and teeth gnashing, bills C69 and C48 were passed by […]
Scheer’s climate plan more about election strategy than reducing emissions?
June 20, 2019 | Markham on Energy
CPC climate strategy axes carbon pricing, replaces it with regulations, technology subsidies – which Canadians […]
TMX, cleantech, indigenous ownership latest wrinkle to Liberals’ ‘pipelines and wind turbines’ energy transition strategy
June 19, 2019 | Markham on Energy
The Liberal government approved Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) Tuesday and so begins a summer of […]
Oil and gas executives have some explaining to do about C69 opposition
June 17, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Senior executives from Canadian oil and gas companies gathered for a press conference Thursday to […]
CAPP’s fake narrative a disservice to real challenges facing oil and gas industry
June 14, 2019 | Markham on Energy
No one expects industry lobby groups’ messaging to be scrupulously accurate, but the Canadian Association […]
Are Bill C69 amendments reasonable compromise or death knell for new pipelines?
June 13, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Sonya Savage, Alberta energy minister, at Wednesday press conference flanked by Ontario Energy Minister Greg […]
Is Jason Kenney a populist like Donald Trump?
June 11, 2019 | Markham on Energy
The new Alberta premier is certainly a populist, at least in the sense of having […]
Kenney spending $30 million on ‘energy war room’ to combat $1 million of Tar Sands Campaign funding
June 7, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Premier Jason Kenney has followed through on his election campaign promise and announced the “energy […]
Subsidies make EVs competitive with gas-powered cars, but are they a good use of scarce tax dollars?
June 4, 2019 | Markham on Energy
My brother-in-law Doug bought a Chevy Volt a few months ago. He loves the car, […]