Introduction
Nowadays, we are often told that wind and solar are the cheapest forms of electricity generation. We also hear statements like, “This 80 MW solar project will produce over … Continue reading
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Much of the public controversy about climate policy in Canada focuses on the perceived advantages and disadvantages of so-called “carbon pricing”. This term refers to the use of … Continue reading
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In this article, the third in a series, I review the present and projected trends in the use of all-electric passenger vehicles (EVs) and consider some of the … Continue reading
Exposing the Electric Vehicle Fantasy, Part 1 The Real Cost of EV’s
Link to Part 2 – Assessing the Alleged Benefits of EVs
Link to Part 3 – False Expectations … Continue reading
Contributed by Samuele Furfari © Mar. 2020
Originally published as “Guerre du prix du pétrole : revanche de la technologie sur l’OPEP” Republished with permission of the author.
I admit … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2019
About the Author
Robert Lyman is an Ottawa energy policy consultant and former public servant of 27 years, a diplomat for 10 years prior … Continue reading
Contributed by Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager © Dec. 14, 2017
On Dec. 13, 2017 the government of Alberta made loud proclamations of ‘record-setting success’ on the first renewables auction. They … Continue reading
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Nov. 24, 2017
Ethics Commissioner of Canada
Office of the Conflict of … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © Sept. 2017
Robert Lyman is a former Canadian public servant of 27 years experience; prior to that he was a diplomat for 10 years.
John … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2016
One of the recurring side debates that always seems to rage between those who favour large public spending to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and … Continue reading
