This is fantastic. We don’t know what the eventual outcome of this CUSMA round will be - but we all know that personal, human relationships can make a huge difference in tough negotiations. Every effort counts! Ignore the cynical voices that say it doesn’t matter to try. It

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The regime has said it will begin hanging protestors tomorrow. Thousands have been shot dead. And yet the Iranian people will not be silenced. The bravery of these people is astonishing. In an age of cynicism and scepticism, the whole world should be inspired by this

And more clarity around the real motives behind this Venezuelan adventure: U.S. ENERGY SECRETARY: U.S. WILL NOT ALLOW CHINA TO HAVE HUGE CONTROL OVER VENEZUELA #OOTT

Outside of Chevron, other big oil companies interested in re-entering Venezuela will almost certainly take time to evaluate the situation, analysts said. “Oil companies always want oil, and Venezuela has a lot of it,” said José Ignacio Hernández, a law professor, consultant and

Trump sees US oil giants driving Venezuela oil rebound. Energy execs are wary. The White House has told companies they must rebuild Venezuela's crude-pumping infrastructure if they want compensation for assets seized by Caracas. #oott

This is the best take on the Venezuela topic

As always, a great read, in depth analysis and clarity from Michelle. Lots of analysis in days ahead on impacts to heavy oil production, if/how/when Venezuela production rebounds and how that impacts OPEC and us. But for now, let’s celebrate the fall of a narco-terrorist regime

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So far about 6 in 10 Canadian adults aware of MOU between Canada and AB About 53% support it compared with 17% opposed. 850 interviews complete so far. Did Carney betray progress on climate or is compromise worth it for economic gain? Subscribe to my newsletter for the

Fantastic commentary on the MOU from the guys at @BOEReport 💯

A lot of skepticism out there are the Carney-Smith deal, but I think Smith got a good deal for Alberta, she thinks that too. I think you will see real progress within a year, much to the chagrin of David Eby and the Mud Hut Brigade.

8/ The MOU doesn’t guarantee a new pipeline, but paves the way if there is a commercial case and is a huge reversal of a decade of Liberal climate policy that was designed to leave oil and gas in the ground. This seems like a pretty substantial win.

7/ There’s lots of details to work out on TIER, but what can’t be forgotten is that in 2021 the SCC confirmed federal jurisdiction to set a benchmark price on carbon and implement a backstop. To work with that and in return get rid of the CER and emissions cap - a win. ⬇️

6/ Some folks say that AB capitulated because it agreed to increase the industrial price on carbon. But we’ve had an Alberta price on carbon since 2007 and in 2022 Alberta increased the headline price under TIER to $17O by 2030, though paused it in 2025. ⬇️