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Du gaz naturel québécois pour combattre les changements climatiques
Tant pour l’environnement que pour notre portefeuille, il serait tout à fait avantageux pour les Québécois et les Québécoises d’appuyer le développement local, durable et éthique du gaz naturel.
4-minute read
Une nouvelle taxe fédérale sur les régions?
Malheureusement pour les gens des régions plus rurales, le gouvernement Trudeau a instauré une nouvelle taxe qui augmentera le coût du transport et des intrants utilisés dans les secteurs économiques de nos régions.
IEDM – Transport de pétrole: le Canada a-t-il besoin d’Énergie-Est? – Miguel Ouellette
March 2, 2021 | 8 min. 39 sec. | Le café show (Ici Radio-Canada) Interview (in French) with Miguel Ouellette, Director of […]
MEI – Canada must reconsider pipeline strategy – Miguel Ouellette
February 28, 2021 | 8 min. 23 sec. | Roy Green Show (Global Radio) Interview with Miguel Ouellette, Director of Operations and Economist at […]
3-minute read
Canada needs Enbridge’s Line 5
We need to reassert the importance of our energy sectors and of good trade relations between our two countries, which have after all been loyal partners for so many years.
3-minute read
To save Canada’s energy industry, we need to end dependence on the US market
The construction of new Canadian pipelines would maximize the volume of fuels transported by the safest, greenest means, and allow us to seize a golden opportunity to diversify the markets for our oil.
4-minute read
Pétrole: mettons fin à notre dépendance envers les États-Unis
Il nous faut une plus grande infrastructure de pipelines pour diversifier nos exportations, et le gouvernement canadien devrait faire tout en son pouvoir pour permettre à ces projets de se réaliser.
10-minute read
Canada Must Reconsider Its Pipeline Strategy
The revoking of Keystone XL’s permit by US President Joe Biden his first day in office highlights the risk for Canada of depending on a single country for its petroleum product exports. This Economic Note points out that the construction of new pipelines on Canadian soil would help the country reduce this risk and maximize revenues from oil exports, thus encouraging job creation and improving Canadians’ living standards.
21-minute read
Restarting Canada’s Energy Sector − Innovation and the Spirit of the Coureur des Bois
Based on our analysis and findings, the blueprint for restarting Canada’s energy sector is very simple. Nearly all the breakthroughs and advances were the work of individuals or companies, which had the pressure of dealing with an immediate problem or constraints that required a new approach. The question should be about what should be done, and not done, by government.
MEI – Has Quebec’s attitude towards Alberta energy changed? – Germain Belzile
January 27, 2021 | 12 min. 21 sec. | Danielle Smith Show (Global Radio) Interview with Germain Belzile, Senior Associate Researcher at […]