ENERGY NOW
Here is some excellent developed content on data centres, which was published on EnergyNow. Some of the content below has also been included on ENERGY STRONG.
FEATURE: How Alberta Became Ground Zero for Data Centre Development in Canada
PERSPECTIVE: How Will AI Data Centres Fulfill Their Incredible Demand for Electricity? - Yogi Schulz
NOT SO FAST: Alberta is All in on AI Data Centres, But a New Poll Suggests the Public Isn't
Alberta’s AI Data Centre Gamble: Big Investment or Local Burden?
ENERGY FOR A SECURE FUTURE
The World Wants Canadian LNG. Can We Deliver? Watch here
The conversation explores the importance of building strong relationships with Indigenous communities, LNG Canada’s environmental advantages, the innovative partnership that helped make Cedar LNG possible, and what it will take to advance Canada’s next generation of LNG projects. As Canada looks to expand its role as a global energy supplier, Pierce and Joseph discuss why competitive projects, Indigenous partnerships, environmental performance, and consistent government policy will be critical to realizing Canada’s LNG potential.
HIGH PARK GROUP
HPG August Report - ENGOs Against Infrastructure. Read Here.
During last year's federal election, Mark Carney stated that his government would build at a speed never seen before. ENGOs across the country responded by launching campaigns against the energy infrastructure that Carney promised to approve.
This report offers a high-level overview of 17 of the most prominent and active environmental groups in British Columbia, and their anti-infrastructure campaigns.
THE FRONTIER CENTRE
Saskatchewan is right to keep its coal plants running
Lee Harding — Coal generation, electricity reliability, costs and Saskatchewan’s future power mix.
Building energy corridors is the easy part
Joseph Fournier — Financing and Canadian ownership of pipelines, transmission lines and national energy corridors.
Manitoba premier’s pipeline support gives Canada hope
Lee Harding — Manitoba’s support for the proposed Northern Shield oil pipeline and interprovincial cooperation.
Ottawa-B.C. pipeline deal comes at Alberta’s expense
Marco Navarro-Génie — B.C.’s proposed economic share from an Alberta oil pipeline and federal jurisdiction over interprovincial pipelines.
50% Tariffs Paused—But What Did Canada Agree To?
Catherine Swift, Dan McTeague and David Leis — Canada–U.S. trade negotiations and the potential revival of Keystone XL.
Canada’s Arctic sovereignty claims ring hollow
Marco Navarro-Génie — Arctic sovereignty, Churchill infrastructure, northern resource development and the Kivalliq Hydro-Fibre Link.
Ottawa bet against fossil fuels and lost
Jay Goldberg — Canada’s continuing dependence on fossil fuels and federal restrictions on oil and gas development.
Canada can’t claim a North it can’t defend
Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve (Ret.) — Protecting Arctic resources through defence, transportation, energy infrastructure and partnerships with First Nations and private investors.
Canada is pricing itself out of major infrastructure projects
Joseph Fournier — The escalating costs of pipelines, hydroelectricity, transmission infrastructure, natural-gas plants and nuclear projects.
An Alberta energy export tax could hurt Canada more than Trump
Marco Navarro-Génie — Constitutional, trade and economic objections to taxing Alberta’s oil and gas exports.
FRASER INSTITUTE
Recent work from the Fraser Institute
A new study on Canadian energy facts and the accompanying video:
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/energy-facts-canada-edition
Commentaries:
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/commentary/albertas-investment-problem-goes-beyond-one-pipeline
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/commentary/reality-bites-energy-transition-canada-and-beyond
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/commentary/government-funded-wildfire-facts-dont-comport-reality
RESOURCE WORKS
Resource Works continues to advance thoughtful conversations about Canada’s natural resources, economic competitiveness and energy security. Its latest work explores the future of forestry and resource-dependent communities, electricity reliability, responsible natural gas development, lower-carbon shipping, mining access and the policies shaping investment across Canada.
Explore the latest articles below:
Muster Point Productions
Help Is On The Way has reached Amazon Prime catalogues in both the UK and the US!
AG FOR LIFE
Ag for Life has been working hard on an Agriculture Energy Learning Kit for teachers and students. View an outline of the kit here.
Muster Point Productions
Muster Point Productions recently shared an inspiring update from Ancallachi, Peru—a community featured in Help Is On the Way for its experience with energy poverty. With support from the film’s GoFundMe campaign, Light Up The World installed 19 home solar systems and Starlink satellite internet, bringing reliable electricity and internet access to the community. This remarkable outcome demonstrates how powerful storytelling can move beyond raising awareness to create meaningful, lasting change. Click the photo to see more!
CLIMATE DISCUSSION NEXUS
Climate Discussion Nexus continues to examine the ideas, policies and technologies shaping today’s climate and energy conversations. Its latest videos take a closer look at carbon capture and the growing role of artificial intelligence.
Carbon Capture Caper
An examination of carbon capture and its role in climate and energy policy.
AI AI Oh
A look at artificial intelligence and its relationship with climate and energy issues.
RESOURCE WORKS
Resource Works continues to advance important conversations about Canada’s natural resources, energy development and economic prosperity. Its latest work explores nuclear energy, LNG development, forestry, mining, hydroelectricity and the evolving role of resource based communities across British Columbia.
Explore the latest articles and podcast below:
More Oil, Less Carbon: What the Latest Oil Sands Data Really Shows
Homalco First Nation Puts Out Welcome Mat to Hydroelectric Dams
Inside Kanata LNG, B.C.’s Newest Proposed Gas Export Project
Power Struggle Podcast
Fuelling the Pacific: Robert Delamar discusses Kanata LNG and why Canada has what the world needs.
The News Forum
Featured on The News Forum, Tammy Nemeth’s engaging three-minute history shorts, bringing added context and perspective to Canada’s evolving energy narrative. Watch here.
The News Forum
These high-impact national bumpers are airing 100 times daily on The News Forum alongside current news coverage, reinforcing the major energy stories shaping Canada’s economy and investment landscape.