Source: https://www.nisgaanation.ca/ North America’s LNG export capacity is set to more than double by 2029, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This transformative buildout could reshape global gas flows and carries major implications for Canada’s energy strategy. But will it be a boon—or a challenge—for Canada? Opportunities for Canada  The planned expansion, including West Coast and U.S. Gulf terminals, offers improved market access for western C

Source: EIA Electricity prices are surging across the U.S., thrusting energy affordability into the political spotlight. From Virginia to New Jersey, escalating costs are fueling debate as utilities grapple with soaring demand from AI-driven data centers and rapid electrification. In the PJM region — spanning Illinois to New Jersey — wholesale power costs have climbed more than 30% year-over-year , according to Reuters and EIA data. Much of this increase stems from the surge

Source: GROK The explosion of AI and cloud computing has created an unprecedented demand for reliable, low-cost power. Data centers—the...

Source: GROK The long-anticipated Alaska LNG project is gaining momentum, and in light of proposed Trump tariffs, Japan is reportedly...