Energy

Occidental Petroleum bought Carbon Engineering, a direct air capture company, for US$1.1 billion. The CEO says the purchase will enable it to keep digging for oil for at least another 60 years.

Energy

Suncor is turning its back on a clean energy future; let’s turn our backs on them

Toby Heaps

OPINION | If Big Oil is bailing on clean energy, why should we give these dinosaurs a seat at the tables where our future is being determined?

Energy

Alberta led the nation in wind and solar growth, so why is it calling for a moratorium?

Mitchell Beer and Rob Drinkwater

The province’s burgeoning renewable energy industry says it was blindsided by last week’s announcement and warns Alberta could lose billions in investment to the U.S. and Europe as a result

Energy

5 system-changing ways to fight rising energy bills in heat waves

Steve Winkelman and Mitchell Beer

It’s time for decision-makers to get visionary and rethink our top-down grid from the bottom up

Energy

Why the push to sell LNG as a climate solution is full of hot air

Daniel Horen Greenford

OPINION | To be a climate leader, Canada must not add fuel to the fire by allowing any further expansion of liquified natural gas

Energy

Here we go again: Ontario’s reckless nuclear gamble

Ralph Torrie

I’ve watched Ontario botch electricity planning for decades. We can’t afford more ill-conceived megaprojects that will be overtaken by a smarter, cheaper renewable energy system.

Energy

At long last, Canada restricts oil and gas subsidies (except for all the loopholes)

Mitchell Beer

New federal guidelines may still leave the door open to prop up LNG exports with carbon credits and Indigenous fossil fuel projects with federal dollars

Energy

Will Ontario's ‘clean’ battery storage be powered by a fossil fuel?

Mitchell Beer

Persistent questions remain about how much the batteries will rely on electricity from natural gas, a fuel whose primary component is super-polluting methane

Energy

Scientists are pushing for cheaper solar energy, as capacity-building booms

Natalie Alcoba

Solar is projected to pass coal in installed power capacity by 2027, with China seeing a huge surge. But there is a distribution bottleneck.

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