Archive for the tag 'oil'

canada, environment, fort saint john, personal

Peace Country Kool-Aid…now with 20% more gas

As of two weeks in I can see that reconciling my issues with the oil and gas industry is proving to be more frustrating than I originally predicted. A major gas player dragged out the BC Public service last week for a fam-tour of their South Peace operations.  Members of the Oil and Gas Commission [...]

canada, urban planning

Canada’s Top Infrastructure Projects

Canada Line – Vancouver Romaine Hydroelectric Complex Project $6.5 Billion Hydro Quebec’s monster generating project in North-eastern Quebec.  1550 MW with a completion date of 2020. Bruce A Nuclear Generating Station Restart $5.25 Billion Refurbishing of two CANDU reactors 250km north of Toronto on Lake Huron and construction of two additional reactors to be completed [...]

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New airports in China

It would appear that the Chinese government remains confident regarding the price and uninterrupted supply of oil…as well as very bullish about future airline passenger numbers. China drafted a long-term plan for development of air cargo, which will require the building of 97 new airports, consolidation of smaller airports and upgrading of certain key airports [...]

environment

An Inconvenient Truth

canada, environment

Canadian Oil

china, military

The PLA in Africa

canada, china, environment

Powering Asia

china

A few blogs worth reading.

china, military

World Deterrent

china, environment

Looking for Chopsticks in Africa

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