The gas isn’t going to Germany. SEFE (Securing Energy for Europe), the German federal government’s energy company, just signed a twenty-year, one-million-tonne-per-year deal to buy LNG from the Ksi Lisims project on the BC north coast, and the plan is to ship those cargoes to Asia, freeing other supplies elsewhere in its system for redirection […]

There’s a term gaining traction among the people building and financing the digital economy, and it has nothing to do with semiconductors or AI algorithms. It’s called the “electron gap” and it’s meant to convey the widening distance between how much electricity an electrifying world is about to demand and how much we are actually […]

Every once in a while, you encounter a moment that suggests a genuine inflection point may be underway. That happened to me recently while listening to All In with Chris Hayes on MS NOW, a mainstream political analysis program known for linking daily political developments to broader economic and structural forces. The show devoted a […]

As Canada’s solar industry accelerates toward net-zero goals, utility-scale developers across the country repeatedly face the same strategic question: Are single-axis trackers worth the added complexity and cost compared to traditional fixed-tilt systems? Canada’s vast geography spans latitudes ranging from about 42°N in the south to well over 60°N in the territories, creating highly seasonal […]

Given the recent renewed tensions in the Middle East, energy has moved back to the forefront of global conversations. When instability affects major oil and gas producing regions, the impacts are felt quickly and broadly. Prices rise, supply chains tighten, and governments begin reassessing how secure their energy systems really are. But geopolitics is only […]