Energy Security

Your Energy Strategy Was Built for a World That No Longer Exists

The article argues that escalating geopolitical volatility, supply constraints, and rising electricity demand mean businesses can no longer rely on cheap, predictable energy and must treat energy as a strategic asset, actively managing procurement, consumption, and resilience, to protect costs and competitiveness in a far less stable world.

Energy Systems Under Pressure

Energy prices in 2026 are being pressured by a messy mix of geopolitical risk, fuel market linkages, rising electricity demand, and tighter grid conditions, which makes energy cost planning more volatile and harder to predict.

AI’s Energy Footprint and Its Role in Cutting Energy Waste and Optimizing Energy Use and Production

While AI is increasing energy and resource demand through data centre growth, its more important long-term value may be its ability to reduce waste, optimize operations, and improve overall energy system efficiency when applied intelligently.

Winter Market Analysis: Record-Breaking Price Volatility

Recent Arctic cold snap exposed how quickly natural gas volatility can drive up Ontario electricity prices, revealing a deeper structural dependence on gas that is likely to worsen as nuclear refurbishments increase reliance on gas-fired generation.

A little Speculation on Potential Geopolitical Influences on Global Energy Markets

Webinar Recap: Navigating Ontario’s Transformed Electricity Market

Our recent webinar walked through current Ontario electricity pricing, system constraints, and market rule changes to explain why prices are rising sharply and why managing hour-by-hour exposure has become a core business risk for large electricity users.