Opinion: Action on methane makes sense now more than ever Far from disadvantaging industry, strong methane regulations prepare companies to stay in the game as the global low-carbon energy economy takes shape.

Petroleum liquids supply growth driven by non-OPEC+ countries in 2025 and 2026 The EIA expects production of petroleum liquids in the US to increase by 0.6 million b/d in 2025 and by 0.5 million b/d in 2026.

DEEP Earth Energy unveils next-gen geothermal plant near Estevan The first phase of the geothermal project near Estevan, SK will generate an initial five megawatts of power beginning in 2026 and expand to about 30 MW when construction is complete.

Climate could impede Canadian farmers’ push for food sovereignty amid U.S. tariff torrent The tariffs are especially concerning given Trump’s continuing rumblings about using economic pressure to push Canada into becoming a 51st U.S. state.

RT @politicalham: Canada needs a national energy strategy to counter Trump Do we need more pipelines? How much will taxpayers be asked to…

Opinion: Let’s face it, we are going to need a leaner, cleaner oil and gas sector How do we balance the need to reduce oil and gas emissions with the role the sector currently plays in Canada’s economy?

Unlocking India’s bioenergy potential India is forecast to be the fastest growing bioenergy market in the world between 2023 and 2030.

Overview of Canada-U.S. energy trade Electricity imports and exports play a critical role in ensuring the reliability of the electricity systems of respective Canadian provinces and U.S. states.

How oil and gas methane emissions were cut in half in under a decade Reducing methane emissions by 75% or more by 2030 is a promising policy to help get Canada’s emissions on track to meet the legislated 2030 emissions reduction target.

Climate could impede Canadian farmers’ push for food sovereignty amid U.S. tariff torrent When combined with Trump’s tariffs, price increases to accommodate new practices could make farm products too expensive to sell.

Power purchase agreements stall out in 2024 on AB policy uncertainty Regulatory restrictions on new project approvals, charges for renewable energy projects, constraints on getting renewables to market, and market changes drive down project revenues.

China’s crude oil imports decreased from a record as refinery activity slowed Both crude oil imports and refinery runs decreased in China from record levels in 2023.

EU carbon tax exemptions could ease business burden, hurt sustainability The European Commission is expected to unveil an omnibus package simplifying the three regulations later this month.

Old pipelines, new pressure: U.S. tariffs revive talk of shelved fossil fuel projects An online Leger poll shared found that 80% of respondents opposed US companies taking greater ownership of natural resources projects, with 70% strongly opposed.

How oil and gas methane emissions were cut in half in under a decade Reducing methane emissions by 75% or more by 2030 is a promising policy to help get Canada’s emissions on track to meet the legislated 2030 emissions reduction target.

Opinion: Why annexing Canada would destroy the United States There is no political party or leader willing to relinquish Canadian sovereignty over “economic coercion,” and so if the U.S. wanted to annex Canada, it would have to invade.

Interesting Energi Show today. We'll be talking about how Canada should approach oil pipelines. Should land mid-afternoon. Oh, yeah. It should include a passionate defence of Canada and a criticism of the Alberta oil bros willing to sell out Canada to Trump for a quick buck.

RT @politicalham: My interview w/Calif. law professor Kristen van de Biezenbos in which she discusses this very thing. Can US constitution…

RT @politicalham: *CORRECT VIDEO* Trump threatens Canada's sovereignty, Smith takes a knee Danielle Smith is the Neville Chamberlain, the…

Opinion: What if they threw a carbon tax election and nobody came? Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney announced he was stepping back from the carbon tax.