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Brian Zinchuk: Reliability of the electrical grid is everything. Without it, nothing else matters

I woke up the morning of May 25 and my early-rising wife informed me the power had been out for an hour. She expressed disappointment she couldn’t have her morning coffee, nor make a hot breakfast. By the time I was moving, power was back, so no big deal. I had to...

Jim Warren: Reaping what they’ve sown: how the anti-development approval processes demanded by environmentalists are now blocking green energy projects

Here’s a sad irony we are all too familiar with. All those pipeline-blocking environmental approval measures concocted by Canada’s federal governments and cherished by the Trudeau Liberals have come back to bite Justin in the ass. After purchasing the only pipeline...

Brian Zinchuk: Ford and Tesla just signalled the beginning of the end of electric vehicle charging format war

Tesla’s charger emerges as the one charger to rule them all Whatever your thoughts are on electric vehicles, there’s been a major hangup in the adoption of electric vehicles – incompatible charging ports. But late last week, a major development between Tesla and...

Brian Crossman: Taking a break to add some perspective on health care

I typically write articles for the energy industry. I’m gonna take a little detour today to discuss the health care in Saskatchewan. Why would I do this you might ask? While I am not a fan about writing about my personal life, in order to get to the point I have to....

Brian Zinchuk: Saskatchewan’s “Keep the Lights On” legislative session comes to an end

The 2022-23 Saskatchewan legislative session could rightly be called the “Keep the lights on” session. That’s because the very first bill brought up was the Saskatchewan First Act, whose stated purpose was to re-assert provincial control over power generation (and its...

Brian Zinchuk: How a new natural gas power plant in Saskatchewan could lead to a national unity crisis

  There are major events and projects happening in Saskatchewan that, when you sum it all up, will have profound impacts not only on the Saskatchewan economy, but national unity. We are rapidly coming to a point where an irresistible force – federal greenhouse...
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