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Interview with Tony Seba: The man who would destroy the global oil industry – Part 1

May 9, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Tony Seba predicts global oil output will fall from 100MM b/d in 2020 to 70 […]

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Why isn’t Notley pursuing ‘neatbit by rail’ for oil sands bitumen?

May 7, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Notley government says it focused on growing pipeline market access, no plans for neatbit by rail […]

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Alberta oil and gas juniors evolving as markets, technologies change

May 7, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Juniors will be be larger, better capitalized, only working in very best production areas – […]

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Alberta banks weather oil patch downturn much better than expected

May 7, 2017 | Markham on Energy

“After banks and investors are satisfied, they might have some revenue to start hiring people.” […]

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“What if we gave Canada 20 Standing Rocks?” over Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline

May 6, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Many Vancouver activists are angry, ready for “direct action” on Trans Mountain Expansion – Kai Nagata […]

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Electric vehicles will kill global oil industry by 2030, says Stanford economist Tony Seba

May 5, 2017 | Markham on Energy

If Tony Seba is correct, the Texas and Alberta economies just took a metaphorical bullet to […]

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‘Reforming’ the National Energy Board – will Trudeau get it right?

May 4, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Pipeline reviews by National Energy Board must have process that incorporates wider environmental concerns without […]

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The coming Electric Utopia and the moral responsibility of Canadians

May 3, 2017 | Markham on Energy

If Electric Utopia (the electric age) is to arrive sooner, Canadians must take responsibility for […]

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Memo to Rachel Notley: Time to kick Tzeporah Berman off Alberta gravy train

May 2, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Shannon Phillips says group membership will change – now is the perfect time to fire […]

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Can Alberta govt kick-start petroleum value-added processing?

May 2, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Alberta can take advantage of market niches to add value to its oil – economist […]

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Are Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline economic benefits enough to sway BC voters?

May 1, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Economic benefits to British Columbia are secondary to Canadian government jurisdiction, obligation to help Alberta […]

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Christy Clark vows to nix Vancouver natural gas “ban”

April 30, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Is Vancouver moving too quickly on 100% renewable energy pledge? Vancouver adopted a Zero Emissions […]

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BC NDP accuses Calgary-based TD Securities analyst of meddling in election

April 29, 2017 | Markham on Energy

TD report warns that BC NDP victory could cause losses in BC energy stocks similar […]

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Is the Canadian climate protest movement really worth all the bother?

April 28, 2017 | Markham on Energy

Climate policies are more aggressive, the Energy Transition is underway, Canadians support the current approach, […]

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Alberta oil sands: Economic boondoggle or engine of the Canadian economy?

April 27, 2017 | Markham on Energy

2016 to 2036 Alberta govt will receive $676 billion from oil sands royalties, $245 billion from […]

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