Stewart Muir
Executive Director, Resource Works Society and Contributor at Freelance
Host of Power Struggle, the podcast that uncovers a clearer view of energy reality.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
todayville.com | Stewart Muir
In 2024, the EU shifted towards a cautious, fossil fuel-inclusive energy strategy amid rising costs and public unrestIn 2024, the European Union’s shift back towards fossil fuels began to solidify in earnest. Over the past few years, Giorgia Meloni has become the Prime Minister of Italy, Geert Wilders’ party is the senior partner in the governing coalition of the Netherlands, and Friedrich Merz is poised to ascend to the leadership of Germany’s government.
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Dec 4, 2024 |
financialpost.com | Stewart Muir
According to Bloomberg, so far this year France “has received more LNG (liquefied natural gas) from Moscow than in any full year since supplies began in 2018.” Though France is a NATO ally fully committed to resisting Russian aggression against Ukraine, her reliance on Russian LNG helps replenish the Kremlin’s war chest, thus directly funding the very aggression she is trying to defeat.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
asianpacificpost.com | Stewart Muir
CommentaryBy Stewart MuirBritish Columbia stands at a crossroads. The world around it is looking to create cleaner energy, secure its supply chains, and build more housing to alleviate the affordability crisis. It must be made clear that our province’s near-limitless gift of natural resources will not only lead the way towards economic and sustainable security but also build better opportunities for future generations.
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Nov 5, 2024 |
timescolonist.com | Stewart Muir
A commentary by the Victoria resident who is host of the Power Struggle podcast and started Resource Works. There’s something about the way we talk about energy that reminds me of my grandmother’s kitchen wisdom: “Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good.” This old adage feels particularly relevant when considering Canada’s role in global energy markets, especially regarding liquefied natural gas.
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Nov 1, 2024 |
biv.com | Stewart Muir
Seating arrangements in Victoria’s legislative chamber may remain delicate, yet a story of opportunity and challenge is unfolding beyond the capital that deserves close attention. British Columbia stands at a crossroads, where the intersection of global demand and local abundance creates a moment of extraordinary potential. Consider this: as the world races toward its clean energy future, demand for critical minerals is set to explode.
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