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“Dialogues on Canadian Energy” is dedicated to providing a forum for vigorous discussion and debate over major current energy and carbon policy issues in North America, with special emphasis on Alberta’s unique circumstances. It will contain primarily opinion pieces and podcasts. Clarity, frankness and “facts over opinion” will be hopefully be its fundamental characteristics.

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#Dennis McConaghy #Podcasting Education

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A Conversation About Dennis’ Latest Book – Carbon Change: Canada on the Brink of Decarbonization 13:49

2 years ago13:49

13:49

Dennis sat down to discuss his newest book, Carbon Change: Canada on the Brink of Decarbonization , available now online and in-store. Dennis details his motivations to write this book The major arguments he makes with regards to Canada’s current plan for decarbonization The major conclusions he draws from these arguments And most importantly, why this extremely timely book is a must-read for all Canadians.…

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Reaction to KXL Revocation 17:37

4 years ago17:37

17:37

Dennis, since our last podcast we have had some momentous developments around Biden and KXL, can you give us your analysis of why the permit was revoked, and the implications? Obviously, this is a difficult situation for the Alberta government, what do you see it doing over the rest of 2021? And the Trudeau government?…

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End of 2020 on Climate and Energy 27:32

4 years ago27:32

27:32

2020 is a year we all want behind us for many reasons. So much has unfolded since our last podcast this will be a very full year end to get through. Let's begin: US election implications – KXL most of all Trudeau virtue signalling – Zero net emissions and UNDRIP The $170/tonne solution – Liberals all in on Paris Conservative response, Canadian business elites? 2021 key indicators – Georgia run-offs, Covid vaccine roll out, crude demand restored…

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Learning from Energy East 23:53

4 years ago23:53

23:53

Jean-François Thibault is a energy news commentator who appears frequently in various written and spoken media in Quebec. Energy East is a symbol of different things to different parts of the country, what do you think its demise means to Quebec? All projects have specific aspects of their development and implementation that become problematic, in the case of Energy East, there was the impact on gas consumers from taking existing gas transmission infrastructure out of service and convert to oil transport. How big a factor was this? What is your opinion of how the Trudeau government handled this project? It's apparent willingness to extend a de facto veto to Quebec, notwithstanding federal jurisdiction. Its changing of the rules on the regulatory process after literally billions has been spent. Energy East was always a project that was a third best option, in my view, in terms of required infrastructure, but it did have real shipping agreements underpinning it commercially. It provided real optionality and benefits to Quebec and Eastern Canada. And with minimal engineering risks, compared to crossing the Coastal Mountains. Why was this gift horse treated in such a hostile fashion?…

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Reactions to O'Toole & Biden 18:06

4 years ago18:06

18:06

Conversation covered a few developments that have evolved over the last couple of weeks. Including: This week the new Conservative leader, Erin O’Toole, clarified that he would be committed to have Canada meet its Paris emission reduction targets. What is your reaction to this? Biden’s lead is holding in the US Presidential election. What does his election mean in respect of climate policy?…

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Post Onset of COVID in Canada – Taking Stock and the Path Forward 29:06

5 years ago29:06

29:06

Discussion covers these topics: Dennis, it has been almost six months since our last podcast, pre COVID, can you elaborate on what has unfolded over that time period as it has effected Canadian hydrocarbons and national climate policy? What do you see as the likely scenarios unfolding in 2021 for Canadian hydrocarbons and climate policy, especially after recent events in Ottawa related to the Morneau resignation Alberta, how bleak? Common ground on policy in Canada? Going into 2021?…

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More Disfunction 21:31

5 years ago21:31

21:31

Obviously some difficult circumstances have unfolded. Dennis can you provide an overview/understanding?

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February update on TMX and Teck 11:37

5 years ago11:37

11:37

In this conversation, Dennis is asked his opinion on... TMX developments Teck approval The looming Federal Budget And lastly, federal Conservative leadership and climate policy

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Alberta’s Real Strategic Options 11:48

5 years ago11:48

11:48

In this conversation, Dennis is asked... A lot of consternation in Alberta after the election, and the fate of its core industry, what is your view of what are Alberta’s real options? What is the capacity of Alberta’s political leadership to make any substantive progress? Or will they make this worse?…

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Federal Election Postmortem 19:57

5 years ago19:57

19:57

With the federal election over, what does this mean for Alberta and its hydrocarbon industry? Specifically, for the Alberta government where is this going? Does Trudeau build TMX within the next 2 years?

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Things Can Get Worse Alberta 20:48

6 years ago20:48

20:48

Dennis, close to 4 weeks to the beginning of the federal election, what will all that mean for Alberta, pipelines, national energy policy, etc?

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“Marching With Your Feet” – Momentous Decisions June 2019 40:20

6 years ago40:20

40:20

Dennis, a lot has happened in the last couple of weeks, can you recap for us? Second, the October election looms ahead, what other surprises could happen to create a fundamental change in this outlook? How much consensus does Canada actually have on energy and climate issues?

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Two Fateful Months Ahead – Kenney and Trudeau 25:24

6 years ago25:24

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The Alberta election has occurred, what do yo think is the biggest challenge for the new premier, what should he do? How do you think this will play out in the short run, up until July 1st? How will all of this unfold for the Federal Election in October?

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Early April 2019 Update 19:47

6 years ago19:47

19:47

Dennis, some positive developments on KXL? Elaborate for us. Status of C69 – where is this? And the Alberta election, what hangs in the balance vis a vis Ottawa depending on a potential Kenney win.

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Market Access Update 19:17

6 years ago19:17