Print 🖨 For years tech giants have been helping climate catastrophists shut down reliable fossil fuel electricity. Now the grid they’ve helped gut cannot possibly
Print 🖨 By Kenneth P. Green It’s been known for years that efforts to ban plastic products—and encourage people to use alternatives such as paper,
Print 🖨 Pembina Pipeline Corp said on Thursday progress on its proposed $4 billion Cedar project remains on track and a final investment decision (FID)
Print 🖨 Each week Josef Schachter gives you his insights into global events, price forecasts and the fundamentals of the energy sector. Josef offers a
Politics as usual, or is it? Â Government declares a highly profitable company undesirable on security grounds. The government then demands that the company be sold
Could we see $27,000 gold? That seems far-fetched but financial analyst and investment banker Jim Rickards makes the case that it could happen. Gold charted a big
Willem Middelkoop joins us to discuss how the Dollar and Euro are being devalued, which will lead to a gold revaluation. We are in the
British Steel recently secured permission from the local authorities to build an electric arc furnace at its Scunthorpe site in Lincolnshire. In an April 30
Integrated transport solutions provider Go West has launched its second zero-emissions electric coach in Western Australia, in a bid to help the mining and resources
Glencore has continued its support of James Cook University’s (JCU) research into the endangered loggerhead turtle as it enters its third and final year. The
