Energy transitions start with optimizing what we have. Period.
When first moving to Calgary from a life of poverty on the farm, I used to be amazed at what people would throw out in the trash. Good looking microwaves. Old lawnmowers. Tables and furniture and stuff that someone paid good money for not long before. Home renovations almost made me weep; dumpsters full of […]
A lack of oil demand growth still means a lot of future hydrocarbon development
Have you seen the story circulating the web of a guy at a gas pump trying to put gasoline in a Tesla? I don’t mean to mock him; I’d be the biggest joke on the internet if someone followed me around every day and recorded my antics. What makes this guy’s befuddlement so funny though […]
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