

David Yager: Why ‘the world should be worried’ about oil supplies
Saudi Arabia has reminded us again of the power of the world’s largest oil producer. Through Saudi Aramco, one country with only 35 million people controls 11 per cent of global supply.
Saudi Arabia can influence global oil prices simply by adjusting output. It has demonstrated this many times. The Saudis also control OPEC, but don’t advertise it.

Brian Crossman: Thanksgiving in the oilpatch
But it in these moments in the oilpatch when you find pain and adversity, you also find strength. I am always amazed how humans can not only survive these difficult times, but persevere and become stronger in spite of it all. The times you spend 14 hours on the rig grinding it out, coming home dragging your ass like an “FNG” will tire you out beyond belief. But guess what? You are now stronger, smarter and better for it.

Letter to Editor: No matter how many wind farms are built, there will always be over 200 hours of zero wind power, says retired engineer
Re: Brian Zinchuk: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me 29 times, shame on me, published Oct. 1, 2022. In that column you spoke about following the Alberta Electric System Operator website. I, too, have followed the data on the AESO website since about 2015. About that...

Editorial: Pipeline Online marks one year, a year where energy has been the story worldwide
But more importantly, energy is THE STORY of our modern day. How we create it, store it, use it. How it impacts our lives, our economies, our jobs. Fourteen years ago, environmental and Indigenous concerns seemed on the margins. Now they seem like the only concerns. The pendulum is swinging.
And the war in Ukraine has focused our minds, sharply, on energy. In the past few days, two major pipelines mysteriously blew up in the Baltic Sea. Europe is concerned about freezing this winter, while their economy is going through one of the worst energy price shocks ever. That’s leading to European industries shutting down due to energy poverty.

Brian Zinchuk: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me 29 times, shame on me
It is abundantly clear that spending billions on wind power is a fool’s errand. If all that money had been spent on just one single nuclear reactor, Alberta would have consistent power 24/7 days a week. The money spent on wind to date in Alberta likely could have built two 300 megawatt SMRs, maybe more.
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