The oil price war continues. Saudi Arabian engineers are getting close to red-lining their output. Newsfeeds and data show that the Kingdom is flowing 10.3 MMB/d, within 16% of their published maximum capacity. For now world prices are balancing in the mid-$60 range, but there is concern of another price slide before another go-around of […]
A week doesn’t go by without headlines touting the need to rid the world’s energy diet of fossil fuels – coal, oil and natural gas. That sentiment was parroted on June 8th, 2015 when G7 leaders set a goal of being completely carbon vegan by the end of the century.
“That thing must chug a lot of gas,” I said to my friend who was proudly running his right hand down the side of his big new SUV. “Not an issue now,” he said as he stopped and patted the fuel cap, a confident gesture referring to low fuel prices. “Besides, it gets better mileage […]
Building of the TransCanada mainline in the late 1950s ranks as one of the most monumental pieces of industrial infrastructure in Canada’s history.
