It will cost the world trillions of dollars, but the payoff will be even greater, and it must begin now in order to ensure the maximum benefits. Decarbonisation of the […]
$ Trillions needed to decarbonise global energy supply to meet Paris Agreement targets Read More »
Demand for oil is weaker than previously assumed, says the International Energy Agency in its September oil market report. Global demand has been revised downward by 100,000 barrels per day
Canada’s nuclear industry hopes that the federal government will take up its cause and support it as a clean energy source at the upcoming Paris climate talks. The CEO of
Federal government urged to speak up for nuclear at Paris climate talks Read More »
Solar energy could provide a greater share of the world’s electricity by 2050 than fossil fuels, wind, hydro and nuclear, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). Together, photovoltaic systems
Rapid growth of solar power a challenge for utilities Read More »
There are more warnings from the Conference Board of Canada regarding Canada’s energy sector. Two obstacles stand in the way of Canada’s energy producers: growing production of oil and gas
US energy self-reliance, pipeline uncertainty put Canada’s energy sector at risk Read More »
The balance of power is changing, with respect to the world’s oil and gas resources, and a phenomenon being called “supply shock” is working its way through the industry. North
World’s oil suppliers in for a shock: IEA Read More »
The future of renewable energy may be brighter than some skeptics believe, according to a couple of high-profile advocates. One of these, Canada’s David Suzuki, quotes a new report stating
Renewable energy advocates optimistic, but political will is lacking Read More »
