A Conversation on Energy and Quebec - a podcast by ARC ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE

This week, Yvan Cliche, Fellow at CERIUM (Center for International Studies and Research) at Université de Montreal talks about the opportunities and issues for Canadian energy, including his perspective from Quebec. 

Here are some of the questions that Peter and Jackie asked Yvan: Will renewables lessen the dependence on oil and gas any time soon? Is Canada doing enough to help our allies during the Russia-Ukraine war?  Does a cap on oil and gas emissions make any sense during a period of war and energy shortages?  What do Quebecers think about oil pipelines in their province?  What about LNG exports from Quebec? Is Quebec considered energy secure now? How could that change in the future? What are some of the interesting possibilities for Quebec energy in the future? 

Content referenced in this podcast:  

• Yvan Cliché’s recent book titled: “Jusqu'à plus soif: Pétrole-gaz-solaire-éolien : enjeux et conflits énergétiques” - English translation: “Until no longer thirsty: Oil-gas-solar-wind power: energy issues and conflicts”. 

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