Canadian farmers are waiting with baited breath to see what will happen next with a private member’s bill that would exempt them from paying the federal carbon tax.
To buy or not to buy an electric car, that is the question
Do EVs actually have zero environmental impact? And what are the tradeoffs you need to consider when buying one?
Our 2024 Resolution: Continuing to Foster Balanced Conversations About Energy Transformation
It’s a new year, and with it comes new opportunities. One of the biggest opportunities we see: discussion.
Cop28: Balancing Pace, Price, and Policy in Energy Transformation
More than 100,000 representatives from nearly 200 countries travelled to Dubai for COP28. Canada Powered by Women was there.
Giving Women a Voice in the National Energy Transformation Conversation
Engaged women tell us they are unwilling to make tradeoffs that jeopardize their standard of living.
As Prices Surge, a Thriving Oil and Gas Sector Can Help Maintain Access to Affordable Living
New survey shows Canadian women support the energy industry as a means to maintain their quality of life.
The Carbon Tax: is It Fair for Canadians?
When it comes to energy prices, the carbon tax is an especially hot topic right now as is the rising cost of energy. In fact, it’s been all over the news and it made national headlines.
Balancing Policy and Prosperity
In October, the Supreme Court of Canada made national headlines when it ruled that parts of the Impact Assessment Act (IAA), also known as Bill C-69 (or the ‘No More Pipelines’ bill), are unconstitutional.
Canadian Liquified Natural Gas (Lng) is the Cleaner Fuel Alternative That Asian Markets Want and Need
The solution for regions of the world that don’t have access to different types of energy is to provide alternatives to what they have today. One choice can, and should, be Canadian liquified natural gas (LNG).