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HF Sinclair posts a profit and closes its only Canadian lubricant (base oil) refinery. Not because of no profits, but it is not worth doing business with Net Zero Leadership

August 24, 2026 Clark Savage97

HF Sinclair Corporation (NYSE: DINO) just delivered its strongest quarterly results in years while simultaneously announcing it will retire the base oil refining assets at its Mississauga, Ontario facility—Canada’s largest (and essentially only significant) producer of Group II and Group III base oils. The decision comes amid a highly profitable lubricants segment, not losses. The […]

Global Focus on Energy Security

August 24, 2026 Clark Savage58

In this episode of the Energy Realities podcast, hosts Stu Turley, Dr. Tammy Nemeth, and David Blackmon tackle the most pressing energy security challenges facing the Western world today. From the UK’s crumbling electrical grid infrastructure to record-breaking diesel price spikes that threaten global supply chains, the conversation reveals a troubling pattern: energy crises are […]

The Collapse of U.S./Canada Trade Talks Threaten America’s Energy Security

August 23, 2026August 23, 2026 Clark Savage49

ENB Pub Note: This article originally appeared on David Blackmon’s Substack; we highly recommend subscribing. We will be covering this on several podcasts this week. This also brings in the Hydro Connection from Canada to New York City that we have covered. It is not wise to spend billions on importing energy without alternative sources – just […]

South Bow Shares Rally After Trump Talks Keystone XL Revival

August 19, 2026August 20, 2026 Clark Savage79

South Bow Corp. (TSX/NYSE: SOBO) shares rose on August 19, 2026, marking their strongest one-day advance in more than a month, after U.S. President Donald Trump publicly suggested a revival of the long-canceled Keystone XL pipeline project. In a Truth Social post, Trump announced a three-day pause on planned 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing […]

Coal as China’s Weapon of Sovereign Power – Special Guest Josheph Fournier, PH.D.

August 17, 2026 Clark Savage56

A wild day on the Energy Realities Podcast with Dr. Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon and Stu Turley. In this episode of the Energy Realities Podcast, host David Blackmon and panelists Dr. Joseph Fournier, Dr. Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley challenge the prevailing Western narrative around energy transition and expose a stark geopolitical reality: while North […]

The American Continent now producing about 42 million barrels a day

August 17, 2026 Clark Savage74

The American continents—North and South America combined—have reached a landmark in global energy: roughly 42 million barrels per day of total liquids production. This figure, drawn from recent assessments of crude oil, natural gas liquids (NGLs), other petroleum fuels, ethanol, and biodiesel, marks a decisive shift in the world’s oil map. It has already surpassed […]

New York City’s Aging Power Barges Show the Blackout Risk Is Real

August 2, 2026August 2, 2026 Clark Savage85

New York City’s lights increasingly depend on a pair of half-century-old floating power plants that were never meant to run this hard. The Gowanus and Narrows barge-mounted generating stations, moored off Brooklyn in the Upper Bay, serve as the city’s last line of defense against blackouts. As intense heat waves and rising demand strain the […]

The Energy Transition is Happening – It’s Not What the Climate Activists Wanted

August 2, 2026 Clark Savage62

For years, the dominant energy narrative has been a single, heavily marketed story: the world is undergoing an inevitable, morally urgent transition away from fossil fuels toward wind, solar, and battery storage. Climate activists, aligned media, and policymakers have framed this as both destiny and imperative. As David Blackmon observed in his August 2, 2026, […]

Nearly Half of Canadian Manufacturers Are Moving to the US — A Self-Inflicted Wound from Tariffs, Uncertainty, and Costly Green Policies

July 23, 2026 Clark Savage98

A recent KPMG survey of 275 Canadian manufacturing firms paints a stark picture: 42% have already shifted some or all production to the United States or are actively planning to do so. Of those, 29% have made the move, while another 13% intend to follow — with 77% of the planners expecting the shift within […]

Canada’s Shale Gas Play Hits Center Stage as Oil Hot Spot

July 16, 2026 Clark Savage97

A long-dormant shale gas reservoir in Alberta is getting a second life — this time as a promising oil play. Companies are targeting the sandstone layers of the Basel Belly River formation in the Willesden Green area southwest of Edmonton, using modern fracking techniques to unlock light oil in what was historically a gas-focused zone.alamy.com […]

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HF Sinclair posts a profit and closes its only Canadian lubricant (base oil) refinery. Not because of no profits, but it is not worth doing business with Net Zero Leadership

Global Focus on Energy Security

The Collapse of U.S./Canada Trade Talks Threaten America’s Energy Security

South Bow Shares Rally After Trump Talks Keystone XL Revival

Coal as China’s Weapon of Sovereign Power – Special Guest Josheph Fournier, PH.D.

The American Continent now producing about 42 million barrels a day

New York City’s Aging Power Barges Show the Blackout Risk Is Real

The Energy Transition is Happening – It’s Not What the Climate Activists Wanted

Nearly Half of Canadian Manufacturers Are Moving to the US — A Self-Inflicted Wound from Tariffs, Uncertainty, and Costly Green Policies

Canada’s Shale Gas Play Hits Center Stage as Oil Hot Spot

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