This article was originally published in The Hub. Canada’s energy industry needs a carbon policy “time-out.” Antennae are up: more federal climate directives are expected to be telegraphed on the eve of COP29, possibly including final details on a proposed cap for oil and gas sector emissions. Yet before introducing additional policy action, we need to pause […]
The manure has hit the wind turbine. That’s clean energy talk for the sh*t hitting the fan. It’s always a messy business when people lose money in the stock market. Broad equity markets have been sullied of late, but it’s the overhyped technology investments that have suffered the big losses. And, in that category, companies […]
Why am I waking up feeling like it’s the 1970s? Russian aggression, superpower confrontations, inflation, spiking energy prices and fears of disruption—it’s all déjà vu for Cold War veterans (like me). Environmental degradation was top-of-mind in the ‘70s too. Acid rain, Three Mile Island, smog and leaded gasoline were among many earthly problems furrowing our […]
The price of oil ‘has legs’, as they say. Running bulls are calling for another era of $100-plus. The last time we saw that number flicker on a quote screen was July 2014. Today’s market feels more like circa 2007. Robust oil and gas consumption tugs against reluctant production; geopolitical tensions—think Russia, Ukraine, Middle East—act […]
