Issues and Perspectives
On this page you will find CAPP's commentary on a number of important issues related to Canada's energy industry.
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A golden opportunity: Investing in Canada’s liquefied natural gas export industry
Ahead of the international LNG2023 conference, it is Canada’s chance to showcase our LNG export industry as the crucial opportunity it is.
On climate and energy security, the U.S. is out to win
The U.S. is providing the blueprint. Canada can either play catch up and win, or risk being left behind.
Greenwashing label discourages real solutions to the world’s energy crisis
The world is undergoing a historical shift at the scale of the industrial revolution, redefining global trading relationships and geopolitics. At the centre of this shift is energy. For Canada to thrive we need to achieve a pragmatic and careful balance that solves the trilemma of protecting the environment, ensuring we have energy security while creating economic benefits for all Canadians.
Canada has the potential to be a natural-gas powerhouse
The world knows this, and they are simply pleading with Canada to unlock its full potential
Global energy security should be a national imperative
Canada can become a major supplier of natural gas to allies and trading partners in Asia and Europe
Opinion: G7 allies can look to Canada as a significant answer to the world’s energy problems
As the Group of Seven leaders recently gathered in Germany for their summit meetings, climate change and energy security were on the table for discussion.
Opinion: Newfoundland and Labrador’s Offshore Oil Sector in Urgent Need of Assistance
Newfoundland and Labrador’s offshore oil and gas industry is facing some of the biggest challenges it has ever experienced, due to the combination of COVID-19, the related drop in demand for oil and gas and the oil price collapse.
COMMENTARY: NatGas could contribute more to Nova Scotia’s economy – The Chronicle Herald
Paul Barnes of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says Nova Scotia is in a prime position to develop its own stable, domestic supply of natural gas