Canada is ignoring opportunities to become a real global energy leader

Bioenergy innovation can increase national energy security, help fight climate change, and support Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

To capture the full potential of bioenergy, Canada needs to collaborate with Indigenous governments, communities, and Indigenous businesses, writes Ryan Bullock.Image courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY Ryan Bullock

June 13, 2022

Canada is a top-five energy producer and is considered a global energy leader. Our energy sector is a key driver that supports jobs, funds programs and services, and meets the daily energy needs of millions of Canadians. The sector attracts international investment and demand. Given the daily impor...

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