Seamus O’Regan, Canada’s ‘We Can Have It All’ Energy Minister | The Tyee:

So what exactly would O’Regan close his mind to when it comes to
piloting the nation’s energy future? As he lays it out, we can’t get to
net zero without oilsands revenue, and we can’t get to net zero without
nuclear power. Does O’Regan envision using oilsands revenue to help
subsidize Canada’s foray into mass producing nuclear power plants for
use here and for export? Until Ottawa opens up the debate, and lays out
its evidence, that remains an open question.

Seamus O’Regan, Canada’s ‘We Can Have It All’ Energy Minister | The Tyee: So what exactly would O’Regan close his mind to when it comes to
piloting the nation’s energy future? As he lays it out, we can’t get to
net zero without oilsands revenue, and we can’t get to net zero without
nuclear power. Does O’Regan envision using oilsands revenue to help
subsidize Canada’s foray into mass producing nuclear power plants for
use here and for export? Until Ottawa opens up the debate, and lays out
its evidence, that remains an open question.Read More

Shareholders Squirm, Climate Analysts Pounce as Shell Releases ‘Grotesque’, ‘Delusional’ Climate Plan – The Energy Mix: Friends of the Earth climate campaigner Rachel Kennerly told DeSmog
that Shell was using “smoke and mirrors” in its updated plan.

“There’s one way to stop climate breakdown, and it’s to leave coal,
oil, and gas where they are and ramp up investment in renewables,” she
told DeSmog. “It’s no surprise that Shell wants a business-as-usual
model,” but that only makes it clear that governments “must set high
standards and strict laws” to hold off a “Wild West for extractive
companies, now with added green spin.”

Shareholders Squirm, Climate Analysts Pounce as Shell Releases ‘Grotesque’, ‘Delusional’ Climate Plan – The Energy Mix: Friends of the Earth climate campaigner Rachel Kennerly told DeSmog
that Shell was using “smoke and mirrors” in its updated plan.“There’s one way to stop climate breakdown, and it’s to leave coal,
oil, and gas where they are and ramp up investment in renewables,” she
told DeSmog. “It’s no surprise that Shell wants a business-as-usual
model,” but that only makes it clear that governments “must set high
standards and strict laws” to hold off a “Wild West for extractive
companies, now with added green spin.”Read More