Energy

Russia is betting on a new flow of gas into Europe to reassert economic power and political prestige.

Energy policies are central to global geopolitics. As a result, Alberta — and its new government — is an important player for Canada on the international stage.

Canada needs to develop a strategy to preserve and enhance its energy security. And that strategy needs to include Asia.

Colin Robertson spells out the infrastructure and partnerships needed in North America to maximize gains from recent developments in the energy sector.

Are oil and gas being left out of current conflict narratives? By John Foster.

The approval of the pipeline is of major interest to Canadians both for and against it, but the action is playing out south of the border.

As oil prices continue to slide, Colin Robertson on how Canada, the U.S. and Mexico can work together to kickstart continental competitiveness.

How does the pipeline project fit into the larger North American energy puzzle? By Stephen Blank and Monica Gattinger.

Duncan Wood on how the ‘mother of all reforms’ could drive economic growth in Mexico for years to come.

While the consumption of renewable energy is growing, the world still has a long way to go if it wants to phase out fossil fuels.