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B.C. pipeline protests a harbinger of things to come
By Kenneth P. Green | January 14, 2019
Canada's dashed 'energy superpower' dream
By Kenneth P. Green | January 9, 2019
Alberta under siege in 2019
By Kenneth P. Green | January 3, 2019
Notley's late (and little) holiday gift for Alberta
By Kenneth P. Green | December 19, 2018
Carbon taxes—there are other ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
By Kenneth P. Green | December 12, 2018
Economic freedom—it’s good for what ails you
By Kenneth P. Green | December 11, 2018
Global Petroleum Survey 2018
By Ashley Stedman, Kenneth P. Green | November 29, 2018
Trudeau government should listen to the chiefs and support natural resource development
By Kenneth P. Green | November 28, 2018
Activist ‘wall’ thwarting oil exports to countries other than the U.S.
By Kenneth P. Green | November 23, 2018
Carbon taxes take a beating—north and south
By Kenneth P. Green | November 21, 2018
Trudeau sticking with Bill C-69
By Kenneth P. Green | November 16, 2018
Premier Notley, capital follows path of least resistance
By Kenneth P. Green | November 14, 2018
With latest Keystone court ruling, the oil blockade continues
By Kenneth P. Green | November 9, 2018
Ontario sweeps Drive Clean into the dust bin
By Kenneth P. Green | November 9, 2018
Pipeline crunch sending crude to markets—by truck
By Kenneth P. Green | November 7, 2018
A worrying trend at the Edmonton Food Bank
By Kenneth P. Green | October 31, 2018
Alberta desperately requires regulatory reform
By Kenneth P. Green | October 31, 2018
The carbon taxman is coming
By Kenneth P. Green | October 31, 2018
Trudeau government carbon tax plan rife with problems
By Kenneth P. Green | October 30, 2018
Alberta needs diversification—of oil transport capacity
By Kenneth P. Green | October 29, 2018
Carbon taxes—a stunning bite looms
By Kenneth P. Green | October 25, 2018
Bill C-69—a dagger pointed straight at Alberta
By Kenneth P. Green | October 24, 2018
Natural Resource Regulation in Alberta
By Kenneth P. Green | October 23, 2018
By subsidizing wind and solar power, the government put its green agenda ahead of Ontarians
By Kenneth P. Green | October 22, 2018
Premier Notley has a warped view of economic recovery in Alberta
By Kenneth P. Green | October 19, 2018
The IPCC warns of dire consequences (again)
By Kenneth P. Green | October 18, 2018
Stranded assets? Only if government strands them
By Kenneth P. Green | October 16, 2018
Green handwringing over new North American trade pact
By Kenneth P. Green | October 12, 2018
Notley right to push back on environmental assessment reform
By Kenneth P. Green | October 10, 2018
Tax hikes squeezing various elements of Alberta society
By Kenneth P. Green | October 3, 2018
The Trans Mountain pipeline—it’s Groundhog Day, in September
By Kenneth P. Green | October 1, 2018
Trudeau and Notley fiddle while Alberta’s oil sector burns
By Kenneth P. Green | September 26, 2018
Alberta needs less words, more deeds from Premier Notley
By Kenneth P. Green | September 19, 2018
Ontario should kill and bury electric car subsidies
By Kenneth P. Green | September 18, 2018
Alberta’s one-stop shop for energy project approvals is a good step forward
By Kenneth P. Green | September 12, 2018
Ottawa wants yet another carbon tax for Albertans
By Kenneth P. Green | September 12, 2018
Time for regulatory reform in Alberta
By Kenneth P. Green | September 5, 2018
Court ruling puts Trans Mountain pipeline expansion at risk
By Kenneth P. Green | August 30, 2018
Alberta can help alleviate energy poverty at home and abroad
By Kenneth P. Green | August 29, 2018
Reconsider Energy East and get Canada off Saudi oil
By Kenneth P. Green | August 23, 2018
Smoky days are here again—but Canada’s air is cleaner
By Kenneth P. Green | August 22, 2018
Things are looking better for Canadian oil and gas
By Kenneth P. Green | August 21, 2018
Empty office buildings in Calgary reflect poor policy choices in Edmonton
By Kenneth P. Green | August 15, 2018
Ontario targets carbon pricing—Alberta should follow suit
By Kenneth P. Green | August 14, 2018
Did Prime Minister Trudeau flinch on the federal carbon price backstop?
By Kenneth P. Green | August 7, 2018
Suddenly, carbon taxes look less inevitable
By Kenneth P. Green | August 1, 2018
Capital flows to jurisdictions with sound, attractive polices
By Kenneth P. Green | July 26, 2018
Time to rollback NDP’s onerous energy regulations
By Kenneth P. Green | July 25, 2018
Permit Times for Mining Exploration in 2017
By Ashley Stedman, Kenneth P. Green | July 24, 2018
Oil opponents target tankers despite sparkling safety record
By Kenneth P. Green | July 18, 2018