ENERGY
CONTEXT. VISION. INSIGHT.
betonred casinobet on redbillionairespin casinobillionairespinplinko game
Researching economic and investment trends in energy
betonred casinobet on redbillionairespin casinobillionairespinplinko game
Researching economic and investment trends in energy
There’s no debate: Canada needs to grow the economy.
This week on the #ARCEnergyIdeas podcast, we dig into new research from @atbfinancial and that quantifies the GDP and jobs impact of expanding oil pipeline capacity. Spoiler: it’s significant,
This week on #ARCEnergyIdeas, we review research from @atbfinancial & http://Studio.Energy on the potential impact of new oil pipeline capacity. They make the case that investment in export-oriented business can make a big contribution to the economy https://www.arcenergyinstitute.com/what-1-5-million-barrels-per-day-could-mean-for-canadas-economy/
Join Peter Tertzakian, Managing Director of ARC Financial and Deputy Director of the ARC Energy Research Institute and Jackie Forrest, Executive Director at ARC Energy Research Institute as they discuss the latest news and events of today’s energy sector.
In 1979, during another oil crisis, the government of the day printed — but never issued — these gas-ration stamps. While that was a different time for Canada as an energy producer and consumer, we still suffer from some of the same problems. And while I don’t expect we’ll be
During the 1979 oil crisis, Canada considered gasoline rationing, new discovery shows https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-1979-oil-crisis-canada-considered-gasoline-rationing-new-discovery/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Read my related op-ed in ’s Now You’re Thinking series: https://www.cogem.energy/publications/op-ed-the-next-act-in-an-oil-crisis
Op-ed: The Next Act in an Oil Crisis
In the late 1970s Iranian oil crisis, Canada quietly prepared gasoline rationing stamps in case fuel shortages deepe...
Studio.Energy
