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, […]
Are Canadians ready for the Green Party, NDP climate battle plans? Maybe not
June 2, 2019 | Markham on Energy
On Friday the federal NDP joined the Liberals and Green Party by releasing a climate […]
UCP “say ‘yes’ to Trans Mountain pipeline” campaign looks a lot like NDP approach
May 30, 2019 | Markham on Energy
The “say ‘yes’ to TMX” website looks like it was thrown together over someone’s coffee […]
CNRL shows faith in oil sands future with blockbuster $3.8 billion deal for Devon Energy
May 29, 2019 | Markham on Energy
CNRL financed purchase with a $3.25 billion from Canadian and American sources On the election […]
Why is Elizabeth May suddenly supporting Alberta oil for Eastern Canada?
May 27, 2019 | Markham on Energy
The Green Party of Canada has fired a shot across the bow of the other […]
Will Kenney’s comments to the Globe and Mail spook international investors demanding carbon risk strategies?
May 26, 2019 | Markham on Energy
A Friday tweet from energy reporter Shawn McCarthy pulled back the curtain a bit on Premier Jason Kenney’s off-the-record view of climate change: “investor concerns about climate risk are ‘flavour of the month’…”
BC Court of Appeals rules against BC’s claim it can restrict pipeline shipments of dilbit
May 24, 2019 | Markham on Energy
The BC government does not have the authority to restrict the shipment of diluted bitumen […]
Update Venezuela: Oil output continues dropping from Canada’s biggest heavy crude competitor
May 23, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Watch Markham’s interview with economist Bernadette Johnson about Venezuela’s oil industry problems: click here Does […]
Postmedia sold its soul long before the “energy war room” revelation
May 18, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Should Albertans be surprised that Postmedia has hired Premier Jason Kenney’s former campaign director Nick […]
Why did Rachel Notley refuse to run on her energy policy record?
April 19, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Jason Kenney had an energy narrative, Rachel Notley did not, and it showed on election […]
Throne Speech hints at new Notley energy narrative, but will it be enough in a hard fought election campaign?
March 19, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Rachel Notley has crafted visionary, ambitious, and well-designed energy policies, but can she sell them […]
What is CAPP doing to counter BC anti-pipeline activists? Nothing.
March 11, 2019 | Markham on Energy
CAPP has not proved McMillan’s specious claim that “we’ve had pipelines stalled or even cancelled […]
Ed Whittingham a champion of the new oil patch, not an ‘enemy’ of Alberta’s energy industry
March 5, 2019 | Markham on Energy
Ed Whittingham with Premier Rachel Notley, left, and Environment Minister Shannon Phillips Notley government appointed […]