Gerard Kreeft is an Energy Transition Adviser, who writes for Africa Oil + Gas Report, is a guest contributor to IEEFA (Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis) and also contributes to the RD (Reformatorisch Dagblad). He has Dutch and Canadian citizenship and resides in the Netherlands. Gerard was raised in Burdett, a small village in Southern Alberta, graduated from Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Mich. and Carleton University in Ottawa, Ont. He is a member of the church council at Waalse Kerk (French Church) in Arnhem, Netherlands.
New energy projects in Canada typically lead to political turf wars at both the federal and provincial levels. But when it comes to Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), there seems to be eternal optimism. The Federal Government, including Energy Minister Tim Hodgson, have stated an ambitious long-term target of reaching up to 100 million tonnes per…
Oil pipeline politics in Canada is, in the short term, muted so that Team Canada can project national unity amid the trade dispute with the U.S. On August 22, the U.S. imposed new 50 percent tariffs on about $28 billion, or 5 percent, of Canadian exports. Since the trade war began in February 2025 Alberta…
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