Canada’s Nuclear Strategy: A Delivery Logic That Achieves Short-Term Outputs and Long-Term Impact
Why delivery institutions, financing, standardization and workforce capacity will determine whether Canada’s nuclear ambition scales.
Pathways Before Pipelines: Canada’s Real Energy Security Strategy
Why refining, grids, storage, electrification and domestic capacity should come before a narrow pipeline debate.
Critical minerals and the new geography of energy security
Critical minerals are no longer a narrow mining topic. They sit at the centre of industrial policy, clean power deployment, defenc...
What renewable power means for mines and host communities
For many mines, energy is both a cost centre and a strategic risk. Diesel dependence, grid instability and rising decarbonisation ...
Gas, grids and the transition dilemma
Natural gas sits in a contested space. It can support grid reliability and industrial growth, but it can also delay investment in ...
Remote communities, energy resilience and the extractives frontier
Energy and extractives decisions are often made far from the communities that feel their consequences most directly. In remote and...