Alberta Oil Magazine's Energy Ink Podcast

Alberta Oil magazine editors Nick Wilson and Todd Coyne discuss OPEC’s rumored “production freeze” in September, the troubles facing the Christy Clark government over its LNG plans, and a new oil sands tailings technology. Plus, this episode features an exclusive interview with Williams Energy Canada president David Chappell on the eve of the company’s sale to Inter Pipeline.

Alberta Oil magazine editors Nick Wilson and Todd Coyne talk with senior writer Jesse Snyder about the Federal Court of Appeals ruling on the Northern Gateway pipeline, changes to Alberta’s oil well Liability Management Rating (LMR), and incoming Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Jason Kenney’s plan to repeal Alberta’s carbon tax. Joining the podcast this month is Gerry Goobie, a senior consultant on natural gas development, to discuss how Alberta’s petrochemical incentives program will change the landscape of refining and manufacturing in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland and across the province

Alberta Oil editors Todd Coyne and Nick Wilson are joined by senior writer Jesse Snyder to talk about why OPEC is useless and why the Trudeau government is in for a long hot summer of pipeline opposition. We also take a look at this year's Top 200 energy companies, with exclusive audio from Wood Buffalo (Fort McMurray) Mayor Melissa Blake's keynote address from this year's Top 200 event.

This week, the Alberta Oil magazine guys discuss the dramatic play that Suncor is making on the oil sands, Rachel Notley’s visit to Washington and a new report predicting a massive shortage in the future global oil supply. This edition features a special interview with the executive director of Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, Neil Shelly.

This month, Alberta Oil magazine contributors Nick, Todd and Jesse talk Canadian natural gas, TransCanada, and more trouble looming for global energy markets. Plus, the guys preview Canada's Top 25 Energy Innovators and more from the April issue.

Problems at Encana, projections for a no-growth oil sands, and double trouble for Canada’s fledgling LNG industry… Alberta Oil magazine editors Nick Wilson and Todd Coyne are joined by writer Jesse Snyder to talk about the month’s most important energy news from Canada and around the world. As always, they give a preview of the March issue of Alberta Oil magazine, featuring a special report on sustainability and a focus on careers in energy.

Alberta Oil magazine editors Nick Wilson and Todd Coyne are joined by senior writer Jesse Snyder to talk federal and provincial politics, pipelines and what’s really going on with global LNG exports.

Alberta Oil managing editor Todd Coyne and senior writer Jesse Snyder explore the ramifications of the new Alberta climate change plan, Canada’s commitments for COP21 in Paris and give a preview of the December Year-in-Review issue. Plus, oilfield consultant David Yager delivers his dark insights on Alberta’s climate plan and the Paris summit.

Alberta Oil managing editor Todd Coyne and senior writer Jesse Snyder explore the ramifications of the new Alberta climate change plan, Canada’s commitments for COP21 in Paris and give a preview of the December Year-in-Review issue. Plus, oilfield consultant David Yager delivers his dark insights on Alberta’s climate plan and the Paris summit.

Alberta Oil editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne are joined by senior writer Jesse Snyder for an election post-mortem talk. Also discussed are the recent earnings losses across the oil patch, the headway made on B.C. LNG and the likely energy policies of the incoming Liberal government.

Alberta Oil deputy editor Todd Coyne sits down with the podcast’s go-to political experts, the National Post’s Colby Cosh and Mackenzie Scrimshaw of iPolitics.ca, to talk about the forthcoming federal election and how they see things shaking out on October 19.

Alberta Oil editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne are joined by senior writer Jesse Snyder to talk “frack quakes,” Alberta’s role at the 2015 Paris climate summit and the pro-oil premier of Saskatchewan, Brad Wall. As an added bonus, Globe and Mail energy reporter Jeffrey Jones and western Canadian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal Chester Dawson call in to remember the late, great oilman J.C. Anderson.

Alberta Oil magazine editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne are joined by senior writer Jesse Snyder to discuss Alberta’s climate change advisory panel, Shell’s Arctic gamble and why the energy industry needs more women.

In this episode of the Energy Ink Podcast, deputy editor Todd Coyne sits down with Dave Mowat, the chair of the Alberta government’s resource royalty review panel, for an exclusive peak behind the curtain of what’s in store for the province’s oil and gas sector.

editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne talk Iran, the U.S. crude oil export ban, Nexen’s Alberta pipeline spill and October’s looming bank debt crisis for U.S. shale producers.

celebrated the achievements of the companies on its “The 200” list on June 3rd in Calgary, an event that included an engaging panel discussion. CAPP’s Tim McMillan moderated the discussion between Marcel Coutu, Jim Gray, Chris Seasons and Michael J. Tims for those in attendance. In this exclusive episode of Energy Ink, you too can hear what the panel had to say.

magazine editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne are back with host Jim Kerr to discuss the June issue, the latest in energy news, and “The 200” list of Canada’s biggest oil and gas producer, midstream and service companies.

Inside you’ll find Alberta Oil magazine editor Max Fawcett and deputy editor Todd Coyne discussing aboriginal relations around pipeline proposals in British Columbia, and AO contributor Markham Hislop’s update on the troubles of the Trans Mountain pipeline. As always we round things out with The Number and our oil price predictions for June.

In a special episode of the Energy Ink Podcast this month, Alberta Oil editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne sit down with Colby Cosh of Maclean’s magazine and Mackenzie Scrimshaw of iPolitics.ca to discuss the Alberta election’s impact on the energy sector and what surprises may be in store.

This month we talk to recent University of Alberta grads about the dark days ahead for petroleum geoscientists; editors Max Fawcett and Todd Coyne discuss the value of an arts degree and the problem that Millennials pose for automakers and the oil industry.