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There’s No Sugarcoating Canada’s Oil Crisis

January 14, 2019

There’s No Sugarcoating Canada’s Oil Crisis Has financial disaster been averted in Canada’s oil and gas industry? ‘Disaster’ is all relative. Let’s just say 2019 is going to be a difficult year following a tough set of recent circumstances. One thing we know is that the recent episode of bargain-basement commodity prices—triggered by a regional […]

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The Myth Of An Imminent Energy Transition

May 18, 2018

The Myth Of An Imminent Energy Transition 100 million. It’s a number that drowns comprehension; it’s more jelly beans than can fit in an average-sized swimming pool. Within a year, world oil consumption will top 100 million barrels of oil per day. Over the same time period, close to 100 million new piston-firing vehicles will […]

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Expert Commentary: How Trump’s Trade War Affects Canadian Oil

March 12, 2018

Expert Commentary: How Trump’s Trade War Affects Canadian Oil Last week, the first salvo of a global trade war was fired: US tariffs on steel and aluminum. Like the “shot heard round the world,” the American protectionist move has politicians and economists in industrialized nations strategizing with their spreadsheets. From Porsches to prosciutto, every country […]

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$60 Oil Will Not Last Long

January 12, 2018

$60 Oil Will Not Last Long U.S. oil prices are treading water above $US 60/B (WTI) again, the first time since 2015. Crude oil has a northerly wind in its sails, though everybody on board this fickle ship is cautious about its compass bearing. Since 2013 we’ve seen the price of a barrel peak to […]

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The Top 8 Unknowns In 2018’s Energy Markets

December 23, 2017

The Top 8 Unknowns In 2018’s Energy Markets It’s that time of year when we flip our calendars to a new start. For pundits like me, it’s customary to make a listicle about the year to come – the usual predictions about things like OPEC, energy consumption, commodity prices and electric vehicle sales in China. […]

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Oil Prices Could Double If Middle East Conflict Escalates

November 17, 2017

Oil Prices Could Double If Middle East Conflict Escalates Barrel traders recently pushed the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil above $US 55; the first time in over two years. Scarcity doesn’t really justify the upward price movement. There isn’t a shortage of oil in the world. But there could be, in the worst […]

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“End Of Oil” Narratives Are Misleading

November 11, 2017

“End Of Oil” Narratives Are Misleading The world isn’t reinventing the wheel. But we are changing how it turns, who it carries and where it’s going. Over the next few decades we’ll be plugging in more cars, hailing and sharing them, and reminiscing about the good ol’ days of the steering wheel. To be sure, […]

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