Artificial Intelligence and New Technologies Mean Increased Energy Demand
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) stands out as a transformative force shaping industries and societies worldwide.
Toronto Electricity Demand to Roughly Double by 2050
In short, Toronto's electricity is forecasted to double by 2050 due to growth and electrification, which will pose a challenge for the province and the city. Hence, both must take a pragmatic approach: diversifying energy sources, boosting efficiency, and streamlining regulatory processes to ensure reliability and affordability for residents.
OPINION: What the Supreme Court Ruling on the Impact Assessment Act can Mean for Canadian Resources and Energy
In a critical decision that has sent shockwaves through the Canadian policy world for more than a week, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the majority of Bill C-69, also known as the Impact Assessment Act, is largely unconstitutional.
Talking Propane with Rick Carron
So I’ve used this analogy many times, but most people associate propane with barbecue cylinders that run their barbecue at home. Until you’re engaged in the actual operating business, you kind of have that mindset. Propane is so much more than that. Definitely, there is a segment where people use the fuel to grill, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
What the Frack is Natural Gas?
The discovery of fire in the Stone Age altered the course of human evolution. It gave humans the ability to cook food, stay warm, protect themselves from predators, and venture into colder climates. To this day, the combustion of fuels allows for almost everything that humans use. Transportation, electricity, heating, cooling, cooking, food production, and the production of everyday items can all be generated due to the combustion of some kind of fuel.
Why do Young People Find it so Difficult to Talk about Natural Resources?
Although it might be cliché, be the change that you want to see in the world. It is difficult to foster innovation without conversations around the challenges and successes of the world’s critical resource industries. My request for all people is to start conversations around natural resources with an open mind, respect for the other person, and a willingness to learn and adapt.
An Insightful Interview with Siemens Energy North America
In June, I had the pleasure to interview Richard Voorberg of Siemens Energy North America or "SENA" When I was attending the Global Energy Show in Calgary, During our 4-minute interview that you can find on our Youtube Channel, we spoke about a range of topics, including a look towards the future of the energy industry, and how them and their parent company Siemens have been around for over 175 years.
How Red Tape is Inhibiting Canada’s Potential as an Energy Project Leader
For investment to remain and continue developing here in Canada, there should be a collaboration between many entities, including the Government of Canada, businesses, and non-government organizations, to ensure investment in Canada’s energy future flows continuously without the worry of running into unnecessary regulations or paperwork.
Evaluating the Canadian Energy and Natural Resources Sector: A Pillar of Economic Strength
Canada's energy and natural resources sector has long been a key economic driver, contributing significantly to the country's growth and prosperity. Canada is a global powerhouse in the extraction and production of essential commodities, thanks to a wealth of different natural resources such as oil, gas, minerals, and forestry products.
18 Tips to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint + Your Utility Bill!
Canada is fortunate to have an abundance of energy, forest, mineral, agriculture, and water resources inside our borders. With our large availability of natural resources and energy, sometimes it is easy to overlook the impact we may be having.