Chris Varcoe is a Business Columnist at the Calgary Herald. With a rich background in journalism, he has covered a wide array of topics related to energy, including oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, and renewable energy, drawing on his extensive experience as an energy writer and editor. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Windsor Star, Edmonton Sun, and Financial Post.
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While there is momentum behind the Alberta-Canada energy pact, a few decisive questions still lurk below the surface.
By: Chris Varcoe
Premier Danielle Smith indicated she's willing to talk with industry about finding ways to stimulate investment in new oilsands developments
By: Chris Varcoe, Reid Southwick
The issue of independence has surfaced as Alberta aims to attract billions of dollars of investment into energy and other sectors.
By: Chris Varcoe
As evidenced by two separate wars in recent years, wild gyrations caused by geopolitics can quickly alter a government’s financial picture.
By: Chris Varcoe
Jim Dinning and Travis Toews are signatories to a new initiative — named Lead, Not Leave — that aims to keep a strong Alberta within Canada.
By: Chris Varcoe
It’s a chance for Canada to catch up on further developing an industry to export more liquefied natural gas to an energy-hungry world.
Varcoe: Canadian energy leaders urge growth of LNG, or 'we are going to lose this generational opportunity' 'We have a lot of advantages, but we also have a window of opportunity. If we don't capture this in the next three to five years, others will fill that gap,' Pembina Pipeline Corp. CEO Scott Burrows said - Chris Varcoe
By: Chris Varcoe
It appears the Canadian oilpatch will be able to keep adding production and avoid running out of pipeline room in the coming months.
Share this Story : Edmonton Journal Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Varcoe: Canadian pipeline industry on 'edge of something really big' as more projects advance 'Now, there's a lot of pieces on the board, but...
