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Brian Zinchuk: How will tripling maximum electrical pricing in Alberta help consumers?

  The morning of Tuesday, Oct. 29, saw yet another utter collapse of wind power generation, but this time, it was accompanied by a collapse of solar generation as well. At 11:09 a.m., Alberta’s collective 5,340 megawatts of wind power generation capacity were...

Brian Zinchuk: After braying about oil and gas classes, there was nary a peep when tourism and automotive got similar classes

Way back in June, the Saskatchewan Party government announced the introduction of a new Oil and Gas 20 and 30 class to be offered this January through the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre. Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill made the announcement, fittingly, at...

Jim Warren: Could maximizing Canadian oil production and exports over the medium-term help reduce CO2 emissions for the long-term?

  There is a chasm of disagreement separating climate-concerned policy makers in Ottawa and supporters of the oil and gas sector on the prairies. Each side behaves like they’re playing a zero sum game. One can support the environment or oil production but not...

Jim Warren: It is way too soon to assume the 2024 temperature anomaly is the new normal

 The past two years have been a bit of a downer for climate change realists and supporters of oil and gas production on the prairies. This has especially been the case for those of us who consume a lot of legacy media content. It seems like virtually every news story...

Brian Zinchuk: Too much wind, not enough wind? What’s going on in Alberta?

If you really want to bore yourself, periodically check out the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) AIES Event Log, found here. It lets grid operators, and the world, know when things occur that impact the Alberta grid, like a natural gas unit tripping off, or...

Brian Zinchuk: Did the mainstream media even know they were in Lloydminster?

One would think the mainstream which travelled something like three hours to attend a press conference at an oil show, in Lloydminster, might just ask questions that might be relevant to a.) the energy industry, b.) Lloydminster or c.) all the above. You would think....
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