Ember researcher Katye Altieri says Canada lacks an official national storage target as battery costs fall and installations accelerate. She explains why storage, renewable generation and grid planning need to advance together.
EKOS president Frank Graves says sovereignty concerns have improved pipeline support, but Canadians favour electrification more strongly. Younger Canadians’ economic pessimism could test the durability of Mark Carney’s political coalition.
Max Fawcett joins Markham Hislop to discuss Rebel News’s journalism tax status, the duty to follow evidence and the pressure to turn political debate into outrage.
Patrick Lennox argues that Alberta separatism threatens Canadian democracy and calls for peaceful organizing, shared facts and greater accountability from elected officials.
Normand Mousseau says heat pump rebates should improve installation quality, build skilled trades and measure real-world performance. Hydro-Québec findings show why.
Energy Flux analyst Seb Kennedy says 2030 European gas futures, B.C. infrastructure costs and lengthy shipping routes challenge the commercial case for transatlantic LNG.
Reuters energy columnist Ron Bousso says announced Russian diesel supplies amount to roughly twelve hours of global demand, with refinery damage and refined fuel shortages complicating prospects for price relief.
Geopolitical analyst Jack Cunningham says disrupted energy supplies could create a market opening for Canada, provided major export projects move quickly.
Prime Minister Mark Carney should come on Energi Media and explain the math behind his energy policies. From pipelines to electrification, Canadians deserve a conversation that tests the data, challenges assumptions and goes beyond Ottawa’s political narratives.
Wood Mackenzie finds four-hour batteries now beat gas peakers on cost. Markham Hislop examines what this milestone means for the energy transition—and why Canada must move faster on electrification.
Carbon Tracker founder Mark Campanale warns that Canada’s fossil fuel expansion could expose investors and taxpayers to losses as electrification changes demand in export markets.
Climate Action Network Canada’s Yes Agenda identifies 110 clean energy projects. Ami Gagné discusses geothermal, offshore wind, northern transmission and the policy barriers facing electrification.
Abishur Prakash warns that Europe’s dependence on American fuel exposes the risks Canada must consider as it diversifies trade and navigates pressure from Washington.
Cenovus’s proposed $5.7-billion purchase of Athabasca would lift its oil sands production share to 21.5 per cent, Wood Mackenzie estimates.
Aeon Blue’s Deóis Ua Cearnaigh explains how multiple products could support the economics of synthetic aviation fuel, and what commercialization will require.