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Mark Carney says Confederation works because Alberta will be decarbonizing their oil. "We are looking to move towards low emission oil with Alberta...it's the long term commercial thing to do. The world wants low risk, low cost, low carbon energy sources. Our strategy with Alberta has been to go... show more

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Mark Carney is not worried about Trump having access to Venezuela oil. Carney thinks the world wants to wait for him to finally approve a pipeline to northern BC. Oh, plus the world wants our low carbon oil. The world wants oil. Cheap oil. Period. It does not want to wait for a MOU to move forward in 10 years.

Mark Carney is not worried about Trump having access to Venezuela oil. Carney thinks the world wants to wait for him to finally approve a pipeline to northern BC. Oh, plus the world wants our low carbon oil. The world wants oil. Cheap oil. Period. It does not want to wait for a MOU to move forward in 10 years.

The Real Mr Bench

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CARNEY: "The Alberta MOU is not consistent with the Sovereignty Act. The Alberta MOU will build a pipeline to tidewater. The Alberta MOU will build carbon capture and storage... It will build our future. The Sovereignty Act will destroy it."

CARNEY: "The Alberta MOU is not consistent with the Sovereignty Act. The Alberta MOU will build a pipeline to tidewater. The Alberta MOU will build carbon capture and storage... It will build our future. The Sovereignty Act will destroy it."

Scott Robertson

216,236 views • 6 months ago

This is the message Alberta is bringing to the world at COP28 👇 Alberta is an innovation hub, attracting sustainable investments with low operating costs and a skilled workforce. We are leading in clean energy technology, with hydrogen production, and waste-to-energy, while being committed to a carbon-neutral economy. Those are just some of the reasons why the world should invest right here in Alberta.

This is the message Alberta is bringing to the world at COP28 👇 Alberta is an innovation hub, attracting sustainable investments with low operating costs and a skilled workforce. We are leading in clean energy technology, with hydrogen production, and waste-to-energy, while being committed to a carbon-neutral economy. Those are just some of the reasons why the world should invest right here in Alberta.

Danielle Smith

232,224 views • 2 years ago

"It means more than a 6 times increase in the industrial price of carbon." Hidden in Mark Carney's pipeline deal with Premier Danielle Smith is a massive hike in the carbon tax on Alberta. It's easy to see where this is heading — no pipeline through BC will get built, but the Federal government will be collecting more taxes from Alberta. What a scam!

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Bret 🍁

70,646 views • 8 months ago

🌹🛢️🇨🇦🤡 : Alberta Premier agrees to sign an agreement with Mark Carney that will increase the industrial carbon tax in Alberta, over several years. No pipeline project will been agreed upon until at least September 2027 & that doesn't include the BC First Nations & the BC NDP agreeing. How can a pipeline get private investors when yesterday Mark Carney said oil and gas will be phased out in Canada? Carney also said any oil and gas not phased out will be forced to pay a substantially increased carbon offset fee. Danielle Smith has sold out Alberta.

🌹🛢️🇨🇦🤡 : Alberta Premier agrees to sign an agreement with Mark Carney that will increase the industrial carbon tax in Alberta, over several years. No pipeline project will been agreed upon until at least September 2027 & that doesn't include the BC First Nations & the BC NDP agreeing. How can a pipeline get private investors when yesterday Mark Carney said oil and gas will be phased out in Canada? Carney also said any oil and gas not phased out will be forced to pay a substantially increased carbon offset fee. Danielle Smith has sold out Alberta.

Bruce McGonigal

48,756 views • 2 months ago

#WATCH: Mark Carney send a clear message to Alberta by saying the only projects he is interested in, are low or net-zero carbon projects... This means western oil will stay in the ground for the foreseeable future. Alberta gets fucked by the Liberals again!

#WATCH: Mark Carney send a clear message to Alberta by saying the only projects he is interested in, are low or net-zero carbon projects... This means western oil will stay in the ground for the foreseeable future. Alberta gets fucked by the Liberals again!

govt.exe is corrupt

269,255 views • 10 months ago

Carney says that increased Venezuelan oil exports will not be a threat to the Canadian oil industry because Canada's oil is low carbon.

Carney says that increased Venezuelan oil exports will not be a threat to the Canadian oil industry because Canada's oil is low carbon.

Bret 🍁

28,973 views • 6 months ago

Carney spent a decade trying to defund and destroy the oil and gas industry in the name of net-zero Yesterday he was asked both in English and French if he will lift the emission cap... in English "And with respect to conventional energy projects, including pipelines, it is absolutely clear all our discussions with proponents, all our discussions with the Province of Alberta, for example, include material carbon capture and storage alongside conventional energy projects." In French "And in this context, we want to lower greenhouse gases and those emissions in the context of a convention, in the conventional energy project and in the manufacturing sectors or all sectors of the economy, because carbon emissions are one part of our competitiveness." Why doesn't he just say "if a pipeline is paired with the Pathways carbon capture project we will lift the emissions cap and tanker ban"? Because he wants to play all sides, but fewer and and fewer sides are buying his babble Mark Carney

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cbcwatcher

136,554 views • 9 months ago

Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, believes the Alberta MOU pipeline is DOA. 🛢️Besides the enormous cost to build the pipeline (>$40 billion using inflationary debt), the cost to "decarbonize" the oil will make it unprofitable & uncompetitive. 🚫No other oil producing nation on Earth burdens their energy industry with this cost.

Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, believes the Alberta MOU pipeline is DOA. 🛢️Besides the enormous cost to build the pipeline (>$40 billion using inflationary debt), the cost to "decarbonize" the oil will make it unprofitable & uncompetitive. 🚫No other oil producing nation on Earth burdens their energy industry with this cost.

RMC86

21,150 views • 1 month ago

Mark Carney is coming to Calgary tomorrow and we all know he is using David Eby as his scapegoat. Alberta wants a pipeline. BC families want a pipeline. Canada needs a pipeline. One Premier is blocking the future. #Alberta #Pipeline #BertaProudDad #ConservativeCanada #EnergyTruth #BCPolitics

Mark Carney is coming to Calgary tomorrow and we all know he is using David Eby as his scapegoat. Alberta wants a pipeline. BC families want a pipeline. Canada needs a pipeline. One Premier is blocking the future. #Alberta #Pipeline #BertaProudDad #ConservativeCanada #EnergyTruth #BCPolitics

BertaProudDad

14,237 views • 8 months ago

🌹🛢️⛔️🇪🇺 : Alberta, you got played hard by Danielle Smith. Danielle promised results by the Grey Cup and instead has capitulated to the Liberal climate change scam. No pipeline to send oil & gas to Europe. No new pipeline to send oil to Asian markets. Instead of Alberta oil powering the Canadian economy, Liberals will let UAE oil profits invest in Canada. A move that will ensure an Islamic stranglehold on our nation. The UAE will be making policies for Canada using their oil profits as political leverage. Mark Carney would rather make deals with an Islamic monarchy than support sustainable, well paying Canadian jobs. Canada is not responsible nor capable of adjusting the planet’s temperature. Anyone claiming we can, is a fraud. Capitulating to the climate change scam is just further proof Danielle Smith never cared about Alberta & has strung along the Alberta independence movement as the Liberals pack voters into Alberta, to ensure separation never happens.

🌹🛢️⛔️🇪🇺 : Alberta, you got played hard by Danielle Smith. Danielle promised results by the Grey Cup and instead has capitulated to the Liberal climate change scam. No pipeline to send oil & gas to Europe. No new pipeline to send oil to Asian markets. Instead of Alberta oil powering the Canadian economy, Liberals will let UAE oil profits invest in Canada. A move that will ensure an Islamic stranglehold on our nation. The UAE will be making policies for Canada using their oil profits as political leverage. Mark Carney would rather make deals with an Islamic monarchy than support sustainable, well paying Canadian jobs. Canada is not responsible nor capable of adjusting the planet’s temperature. Anyone claiming we can, is a fraud. Capitulating to the climate change scam is just further proof Danielle Smith never cared about Alberta & has strung along the Alberta independence movement as the Liberals pack voters into Alberta, to ensure separation never happens.

Bruce McGonigal

100,267 views • 8 months ago

Mark Carney previews the agreement with Alberta that is based on the MOU and his green ideologies. "Alberta has committed to reduce methane emissions by 75% over the next decade. We'll announce tomorrow an implementation agreement which includes strengthening industrial carbon pricing to send clear investment signals and to reward decarbonization. This is essential to our clean electricity agenda. To create the conditions to build the clean grid of the future, we need a carbon pricing market that actually works." This has the potential to increase the effective rate of industrial carbon tax in Alberta by 600%.

Mark Carney previews the agreement with Alberta that is based on the MOU and his green ideologies. "Alberta has committed to reduce methane emissions by 75% over the next decade. We'll announce tomorrow an implementation agreement which includes strengthening industrial carbon pricing to send clear investment signals and to reward decarbonization. This is essential to our clean electricity agenda. To create the conditions to build the clean grid of the future, we need a carbon pricing market that actually works." This has the potential to increase the effective rate of industrial carbon tax in Alberta by 600%.

Kirk Lubimov

14,114 views • 2 months ago

Somebody might want to tell CBC that the anti-oil pipeline Pembina Institute is not the same as Pembina Resources... that is in for 10% of the new Alberta pipeline to the BC coast 🤣 "Pembina Institute, a private company, is partnering with the Alberta government and the federally owned Trans Mountain Corporation for construction of the pipeline, a move experts say helps with the enormous price tag, estimated to be up to $43.7 billion." Also Heather Exner-Pirot "But this will obviously take a consortium that will involve Alberta and federal governments as well." CBC News Brodie Fenlon

Somebody might want to tell CBC that the anti-oil pipeline Pembina Institute is not the same as Pembina Resources... that is in for 10% of the new Alberta pipeline to the BC coast 🤣 "Pembina Institute, a private company, is partnering with the Alberta government and the federally owned Trans Mountain Corporation for construction of the pipeline, a move experts say helps with the enormous price tag, estimated to be up to $43.7 billion." Also Heather Exner-Pirot "But this will obviously take a consortium that will involve Alberta and federal governments as well." CBC News Brodie Fenlon

cbcwatcher

55,208 views • 1 month ago

☑️ A major new pipeline moving Alberta energy to world markets ☑️ Massive reductions to the Trudeau-era industrial carbon tax increases that threatened jobs and investment This is what happens when Alberta stands strong and fights for our economy, our workers, and our future.

☑️ A major new pipeline moving Alberta energy to world markets ☑️ Massive reductions to the Trudeau-era industrial carbon tax increases that threatened jobs and investment This is what happens when Alberta stands strong and fights for our economy, our workers, and our future.

Danielle Smith

61,566 views • 2 months ago

🌹🛢️🌊 : Alberta there is no agreement to build a pipeline east or west, for your oil. Only in Canada would our government brag about the United Arab Emirates investing $70 billion of their oil profits in Canada, while then refusing to build a pipeline to export more Alberta oil to the world.

🌹🛢️🌊 : Alberta there is no agreement to build a pipeline east or west, for your oil. Only in Canada would our government brag about the United Arab Emirates investing $70 billion of their oil profits in Canada, while then refusing to build a pipeline to export more Alberta oil to the world.

Bruce McGonigal

91,303 views • 8 months ago

Carney gets asked if what happened in Venezuela will increase the need for Canada to build a pipeline. He doubles down on saying it was a welcome move to remove the dictator. He then says Canadian oil is more competitive because it’s low carbon. You can’t make up this insanity.

Carney gets asked if what happened in Venezuela will increase the need for Canada to build a pipeline. He doubles down on saying it was a welcome move to remove the dictator. He then says Canadian oil is more competitive because it’s low carbon. You can’t make up this insanity.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

647,891 views • 6 months ago

PM Mark Carney says the transition to "net zero" poses major economic challenges, but argued Canada is positioned to become a "low-risk, low-cost, low-carbon supplier that the world needs." He describes this as a "strategic opportunity" for both British Columbia and Canada.

PM Mark Carney says the transition to "net zero" poses major economic challenges, but argued Canada is positioned to become a "low-risk, low-cost, low-carbon supplier that the world needs." He describes this as a "strategic opportunity" for both British Columbia and Canada.

Juno News

41,080 views • 2 months ago

Mark Carney is using the pipeline situation as a way to ram through his carbon credit framework, a new "industry" which he and Brookfield have already set the stage to be the main winners of. Why are Canadians okay with a Prime Minister using his power to get rich and not acting in Canadians' best interest? Why do we need a carbon credit market which will increase the price of anything it applies to?

Mark Carney is using the pipeline situation as a way to ram through his carbon credit framework, a new "industry" which he and Brookfield have already set the stage to be the main winners of. Why are Canadians okay with a Prime Minister using his power to get rich and not acting in Canadians' best interest? Why do we need a carbon credit market which will increase the price of anything it applies to?

Moose on the Loose

46,372 views • 1 month ago

What a big day. We announced Alberta will be working with technical experts from major pipeline companies and Indigenous participants, to move forward in building an oil pipeline to the north west BC coast.

What a big day. We announced Alberta will be working with technical experts from major pipeline companies and Indigenous participants, to move forward in building an oil pipeline to the north west BC coast.

Danielle Smith

118,923 views • 10 months ago

I really don't get this attitude. Alberta is proposing a pipeline to the West Coast to export oil to overseas that will bring billions to Canada's economy and diversify our exports - both things that the Liberal government claims it wants to do but acting like it's not in national best interest and an Alberta thing. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson: "If Alberta wants to be a proponent for a pipeline, that's their right to do so. They need to meet the 5 criteria...when they will bring that project forward we will take a look where they are and evaluate it any other project. Tanker ban? It's hypothetical question." Why not be proactive and be part of the solution? They know that their red tape is what stands in the way and will not bring any confidence to the private sector.

I really don't get this attitude. Alberta is proposing a pipeline to the West Coast to export oil to overseas that will bring billions to Canada's economy and diversify our exports - both things that the Liberal government claims it wants to do but acting like it's not in national best interest and an Alberta thing. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson: "If Alberta wants to be a proponent for a pipeline, that's their right to do so. They need to meet the 5 criteria...when they will bring that project forward we will take a look where they are and evaluate it any other project. Tanker ban? It's hypothetical question." Why not be proactive and be part of the solution? They know that their red tape is what stands in the way and will not bring any confidence to the private sector.

Kirk Lubimov

83,564 views • 10 months ago