Chris Sankey: Indigenous communities are key to solving the global energy crisis

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Chris Sankey: Indigenous communities are key to solving the global energy crisis
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Governments need to start working with us to advance energy projects and secure Canada\u0027s place as part of the solution to the energy crisis

To make matters worse, most of the manufacturing happens overseas, as it is nearly impossible for western countries to compete for manufacturing jobs due to low labour costs in places like China. Furthermore, China holds almost all of the rare earth metals required for solar panels. Green energy, it turns out, is no different than our fishing and logging industries — we simply don’t have a competitive advantage in labour costs.

Green energy technologies — such as solar, hydrogen and wind — often require subsides because they tend to cost more to produce than they make back in return, or are uneconomic compared to other technologies. The oil and gas industry, on the other hand, generally only benefits from the same tax credits available to other Canadian companies.

All communities must share the risk in order for a project to succeed and forge ahead. The goals must be community driven and commitments must be made to both protecting the environment and growing the economy. Once Indigenous communities are aligned and working together, industry will come to the table and invest.Article content

The LNG Canada terminal and Coastal GasLink pipeline projects clearly demonstrate the vast number of jobs that can be created, that agreements can be reached to the mutual benefit of Indigenous communities and the energy industry and how money can be generated to invest in green projects and other innovations that have a positive impact on the environment. Indeed, the best way to reduce Canada’s emissions is through technological innovation.

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