Why time is right for Alberta to lead in non-utility procurement of renewable energy – Pembina
March 9, 2018 | Opinion
By Sara Hastings-Simon, Saeed Kaddoura, Mark Porter, Alexander Klonick As climate action and the commitment to hit […]
By Sara Hastings-Simon, Saeed Kaddoura, Mark Porter, Alexander Klonick As climate action and the commitment to hit […]
Nordic countries represent third-largest electric-car market by sales The number of electric vehicles (EVs) in […]
After several years of declines, coal production and employment increased in 2017 Coal mining productivity […]
After 2030, as oil prices continue to increase, more investment in resources expected to result […]
If Rachel Notley wants to swell ranks of British Columbia pipeline opponents, she should keep […]
Energy Diversification Act builds upon recommendations from recent Energy Diversification Advisory Committee report Premier Rachel […]
Oil prices fell on Thursday. Benchmark Brent dropped below $64/barrel and US WTI settled the […]
A number of Canadian First Nations are using their clout with regulators to make inroads […]
The recent ‘Bomb Cyclone’ affected more of the United States, boosting US natural gas demand […]
The recent oil rally has been replaced by caution that has started to flow through […]
Tim McKay, President of CNRL says his company may also reduce its heavy oil drilling […]
New Energy Realism: minimal regulation, technical innovation, reliance upon market forces and capital investment Rick […]
Ben van Beurden, Chief Executive of Royal Dutch Shell says his company is considering limiting […]
Environmental assessments already underway will continue under current process The British Columbia government is “revitalizing” […]
Oil prices fell on Wednesday, matching a trend on Wall Street after President Donald Trump […]