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BC’s Energy Future: LNG vs. Renewables in Global Markets
How BC balances LNG and renewable energy to secure its role in global markets, amid trade and environmental pressures.
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Columbia River Treaty: US-Canada Tensions Threaten Hydropower
How Trump’s trade policies jeopardize the Columbia River Treaty, impacting BC’s hydropower exports and regional energy security.
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Australia’s Coal Exports: Asia’s Energy vs. Climate Goals
How Australia’s coal exports to Asia fuel energy demands but clash with global climate commitments, sparking policy debates.
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Africa’s Green Hydrogen Boom: A Global Energy Frontier?
Exploring Africa’s emerging green hydrogen projects, their potential to reshape global energy markets, and investment challenges.
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BC’s Renewable Energy Act: A Global Green Blueprint?
How BC’s Renewable Energy Projects Act aims for energy independence, offering a potential blueprint for global green policies.
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BC’s LNG Exports: Countering US Trade Pressures with Asia
How BC’s LNG exports to Asia position it as a global energy player, countering US trade pressures while facing environmental scrutiny.
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Global Renewable Energy Race: Germany’s Wind Power Surge
How Germany’s wind power expansion leads the global renewable energy race, with lessons for other nations’ climate strategies.
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BC Hydro’s Site C Dam: Powering Canada’s Future?
Evaluating the economic and environmental impacts of BC Hydro’s Site C dam, questioning its role in Canada’s energy strategy.
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Enbridge’s Pipeline Proposal: BC’s Next Mega Project?
Analyzing Enbridge’s proposed pipeline to BC’s coast, highlighting legislative hurdles and Indigenous opposition in a global energy context.
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Alberta-BC Pipeline Tensions: A Global Energy Dilemma
How Alberta-BC pipeline disputes reflect global tensions between energy security and environmental priorities, calling for cooperation.
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