Energi Media
Welcome to Energi Media, your go-to source for understanding the energy transition in Alberta. Our channel is dedicated to providing insightful journalism, strategic advocacy, and community engagement that empowers Albertans to embrace a new energy future. Expect a variety of compelling content, including in-depth interviews, reports, and explainer videos. We cover topics like the energy transition, economic diversification, and the shift from oil and gas to renewables. Whether you're a professional, policy maker, or informed citizen, our channel offers insights and strategies for engaging with Alberta's energy future. Subscribers gain from our narrative, "The Future is Electric," highlighting technology, economics, and policy in creating a sustainable energy landscape. Together, we'll engage, communicate, and persuade for a brighter energy future. Subscribe now and join the movement!
The REAL reason Alberta oil fetches a lower price in US
Carney's national power grid: Expert explains what's needed
Smith, Moe maximizing their leverage in negotiations with Carney
Battery tech breakthrough: Big results from a small tweak
Smith gov't is little more than PR agency for oil industry
Beware of "extreme vetting" at US border
WTH is Alberta’s oil industry smoking?
Show your (pipeline) math or shut the hell up
The politics of green industrial policy
Solar + storage taking off for EV charging
Miffed Donald Trump flees G7 summit
Canada's costly gamble on carbon capture and storage
G7 Summit: US-UK trade deal peek into Canada-US agreement?
Toyota touts advanced hydrogen race car
Debunking Danielle's Smith's "no peak oil demand in 2030" claims
Canadians, politicians are energy illiterates? So much for rational conversation
Why Canada doesn't refine more crude oil into value-added products
Other countries have energy strategies, why not Canada?
Finally, the failure of the carbon tax (simply) explained
UCP kneecaps wind and solar...again
Global LNG demand too shaky for Canadian producers?
Building Canada Act: Move fast and make things, or move fast and break things?
Time to drop 100% tariff on Chinese EVs?
Is Canada in the pipeline building business or the getting oil to market business?
Smith is gambling Alberta's future by betting on OPEC's oil demand forecast
Nate Pike dishes on $6 million lawsuit, Smith government shenanigans
How Canadians should talk about energy
Peak oil demand in 2030: why we think the IEA is right
Kinew pitches Carney on energy corridor (pipeline?) to Churchill
Former oil lobbyist Smith thinks Canada should embrace oil industry as part of our culture