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

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

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

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

Liberal candidate says BC could impose “environmental levy” against US thermal coal Premier Christy Clark […]

Evolution of the American smart grid, falling costs for wind and solar, will carry the […]

High cost major constraint to adoption in China, followed by low range – just like […]

Bakker study on Site C hydro dam should have been released prior to election so […]

Science and data suggest electric vehicles will diffuse slowly, affect oil demand gradually Laszlo Varro […]

Alberta, oil sands, PM Trudeau don’t deserve harsh words from self-righteous, misguided eco-activist As Ivanka […]

Oil sands costs down/productivity up, which drives higher volumes, increases need for new pipelines When […]

Too many factors – low prices, over-supply, more nimble competitors – working against Christy Clark […]

Conoco’s sale of oil sands, natural gas assets to Cenovus motivated by business concerns, not […]

Readers survey results, comments illustrate complexity of workplace marijuana testing issue Roughnecks in the California or […]

Battery storage improves cost and energy density by about 3% annually – Tim Grejtak, Lux As […]

Energy Efficiency Alberta will work with consumers, businesses, and oil and gas sector to reduce […]

Equator Principles state banks shouldn’t finance projects opposed by indigenous groups like BC First Nations […]

Studies show that coal remains big part of US electricity generation without Clean Power Plan […]

Alberta oil and gas industry is warming to Notley government as energy, climate policies bear […]

American experience with coal illustrates that carbon reduction, energy competitiveness go hand in hand Brian […]