What happens in China has consequences for global energy markets. That’s why I was excited to journey to the Asian economic giant this past summer. Family in tow, I traveled over 3,500 km by train, cutting a path from Beijing in the North to Shenzhen in the South. I saw a lot (see pictures below), […]
“Natural gas is a bridge to a lower carbon future; demand will grow for decades to come” asserted the debater. Her opponent snapped back “natural gas is a bridge to nowhere. Low cost wind and solar power backed-up with batteries will replace natural gas sooner than anyone expects”. While there is debate about the […]
This week’s SnapChart compares the price history of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Canadian light oil (Edmonton Light), each evaluated in their respective domestic currencies. The price for light Canadian oil is more robust these days, trading above $C 80/B and starting to enter a price range last visited before the 2014 market downturn. In […]
Sean Burke the General Manager for Canada’s bronze medal winning 2018 Men’s Olympic Hockey Team speaks at the ARC Energy Forum about dealing with disruption. The Hockey Canada management team had to pivot quickly when the NHL announced that their players would not participate in the 2018 Olympic Games, Sean describes art of building a […]
