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Canada’s Energy Profile in 40 Questions
This booklet proposes 40 basic questions people might have about Canada's energy sector and gives them answers which are relatively short, factual, easy to understand, and supported by official sources. They cover as many subjects as possible, in addition to offering information on the energy situation of the various parts of the country.
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L’électrification des transports et les cassettes VHS
The electrification of transport.
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La décision de lancer l’exploration pétrolière sur l’île d’Anticosti est une chose positive pour le Québec
Oil exploration on Anticosti Island.
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What The U.S. Can Learn From Germany’s Green Energy Debacle
Government intervention in the energy market.
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L’énergie « verte » soumise au test de la réalité
The energy market.
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Où en est le débat sur le projet d’inversion de la canalisation 9B d’Enbridge?
Enbridge 9B pipeline reversal.
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Le chauffage dénote-t-il un particularisme québécois?
Heating methods in Québec.
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Adieu téléphones, lunettes, stylos…
What is the best way to move oil across Canada.
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Québec se rend à l’évidence, l’éolien est trop coûteux
The cost of wind power.
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The Economic Benefits of Pipeline Projects to Eastern Canada
Filling up at the gas station represents only 43% of the oil we use. In fact, hydrocarbon by-products are all around us and shape our daily lives: telephones, ballpoint pens, clothing made from synthetic fibres, toothpaste… The city's petrochemical sector, which provides 3,600 quality jobs, is heavily reliant on a steady supply of affordable hydrocarbons. This is exactly what the Western provinces have to offer.