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Canada needs to invest in the energy infrastructure of the future, not the past

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June 16, 2021

It is time for Canada to abandon a 100-year-old energy model built on inexpensive hydrocarbons and plan for an energy system that will be dominated by electricity, Michal C. Moore, research fellow at Cornell University and professor emeritus at the University of Calgary, says in an op-ed piece.

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Organizations:	Cornell University, U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, and University of Calgary
People:	Joseph Schumpeter and Michal C. Moore
Topics:	Canada's energy industry, Canada's energy system, Canada's natural resources, carbon footprint, changing consumer preference, Climate Change, competitive industries, creative destruction, earth-sourced heat, electricity, energy from waste products, energy infrastructure, energy production and use, energy supplies, future energy system, hydrocarbons, hydroelectric power, low net-carbon impacts, natural gas, nuclear energy, renewable energy, social infrastructure, stranded assets, sustainable energy, traditional fuels, transmission infrastructure, value-added industries, and waste from fuel use

Canada needs to invest in the energy infrastructure of the future, not the past

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