I was having a coffee and some conversation with an industry friend a while back. We exchanged ideas about the direction and future of oil and gas, along with everything else in general. This led the discussion to the possibility of a new pipeline to the British...
Plastic straws suck. Actually, they don’t. That’s the problem. By now, you’ve likely had the misfortune of using a paper straw at your favourite restaurant. Not only do these straws disintegrate if you don’t finish your drink quickly enough, but they also leave a...
One assessment shows that if 176 Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) equivalent tankers quit transporting sanctioned Russian and/or Venezuelan oil, global crude prices could increase by over 50% Over the past two years, life has become a bit more dangerous and expensive...
Once again it is time to recap the past year’s events and attempt to predict the upcoming events of 2026, obviously geared towards the Canadian energy industry. South of the border, we have huge changes that affect Canada directly along with the rest of the world....
If there was any doubt about the gravity of the Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding on a pipeline to the West Coast, it was solidified by the resignation of former Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault just hours after the...
It’s been an interesting year to be sure. On the energy industry/conservative side of things there has been a lot of “negative” energy. The recent federal government budget being very narrowly passed mostly because people don’t care about our children’s future and...
