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Brian Crossman: Indirect influence (or communicate for crying out loud)

When I write these columns, articles, opinion pieces or whatever the hell you call them, I know full well the people reading them probably agree with what I have to say. Hey, I work in the energy industry and this publication is Pipeline Online, right? So yeah, the...

David Yager: The world’s remarkable reversal on the future of oil

The message is now to resume normal activities even though ‘civil society’ has spent years trying to crush the industry   The love/hate relationship between oil companies and the world’s billions of customers is unique in the world of commerce.  ...

Douglas Tompson: First lesson learned on the rigs – be good to the camp dishwasher

Editor’s Note: In setting up Pipeline Online’s thriving opinion section, I am seeking voices from a variety of vantages from the energy sector. So far we’ve got geology, corporate, nuclear, investing, politics, humour (which isn’t too far removed from politics),...

Brian Crossman: Finding Your Way; Turn east at the horse standing on the corner

  One of the most important skills in the Oilpatch is finding your way to location. It sounds silly, but it is one-hundred percent true. Scratch that, it is THE most important skill. If you can’t find your way to the job, your chance of getting paid is zero. That...

David Yager: The rising value of Mark Carney’s ‘stranded assets’; Rendering fossil fuels obsolete was conceived in a different environment than the one we live in today

  The pre-COVID climate playbook and energy transition are in big trouble.  Not among climate crusaders. For them, the crisis continues.  It is the ordinary people who have more pressing issues.   War. Energy. Food. Inflation. Interest rates.   The cost and...

Brian Zinchuk: Plowing into a snow drift and Elon Musk’s take on full self-driving

In the midst of the worst blizzard we’ve had in a few years in Estevan, my daughter got a call. Her friend’s dad was stuck, in town, less than a mile from our place. Could we help? Absolutely. I told both kids to pile into the F-150 to come along. They were going to...
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