Dysfunction

Canada after Keystone XL

• The demise of Keystone XL represented a great economic loss to Canada, measured annually in the billions of dollars, for a project that would have had an economic life in excess of thirty years
• Sets out how Canada can apply the lessons from the Keystone XL experience as it goes forward to deal with energy infrastructure projects within its own borders
• Author was “inside” the project, from its inception and throughout most of its long saga that ultimately led to its demise; and has a long career in the energy sector
• Provides a more rational policy and process alternatives for Canada so that it can salvage its economic opportunities while being credible in terms of carbon policy
• Written in a compelling and understandable tone