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The BC Conservatives Are Still Fighting Over What They Want To Be (opens the original)
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Energi Media journalism in video, audio, and essaysYouTube Channel: Video energy newsSubstack Essays: Thoughtful Energy JournalismEnergi Talks Audio PodcastWebsite: Energy newsThe BC Conservatives want to replace the NDP. First, they have to decide what kind of conservative party they want to be.That tension runs through my interview with Simon Fraser University political scientist St
Canada’s Electricity Future Depends On The Rules (opens the original)
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Energi Media journalism in video, audio, and essaysYouTube Channel: Video energy newsSubstack Essays: Thoughtful Energy JournalismEnergi Talks Audio PodcastWebsite: Energy newsCanada’s electricity debate keeps returning to the same question: how much more power can we build? Fair enough. Electrifying vehicles, buildings and industry will require substantial investment. But another ques
Canada’s Utilities Have A New Job To Learn (opens the original)
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Energi Media journalism in video, audio, and essaysYouTube Channel: Video energy newsSubstack Essays: Thoughtful Energy JournalismEnergi Talks Audio PodcastWebsite: Energy newsCanada knows how to keep the lights on. Can it learn how to electrify an economy?That is the question behind my conversation with Moz Salim, EY Canada’s power and utilities leader. Ottawa’s electrici
China Was Supposed to Buy Canada’s LNG. Now It May Compete With Us (opens the original)
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Energi Media journalism in video, audio, and essaysYouTube Channel: Video energy newsSubstack Essays: Thoughtful Energy JournalismEnergi Talks Audio PodcastWebsite: Energy newsCanada’s LNG ambitions rest on a simple story: build more export terminals on the West Coast, ship the gas to Asia, and tap into decades of rising demand. Christopher Doleman thinks that story is a decade out-of-
Canada Has Finally Decided Electricity Matters. Now Comes the Hard Part (opens the original)
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Energi Media journalism in video, audio, and essaysYouTube Channel: Video energy newsSubstack Essays: Thoughtful Energy JournalismEnergi Talks Audio PodcastWebsite: Energy newsFor decades, Canada had the luxury of not thinking very hard about electricity. Power was cheap. Grids were reliable. Provinces planned largely within their own borders. Ottawa mostly stayed out of the way.That
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