RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Trans Mountain Oldnagger....Interesting area for sure.
Still early days but there are new technologies being developed that replace the Haber process to make amonia that don't require as much energy and replace the need for natural gas to supply the hydrogen atoms. I think the new process will likely also reduce the CO2 emmisions as well.
Guess the bottom line is that there are a lot of changes that will take place in the energy field (pardon the pun) over the next decade or so and with it investment opportunities as you suggest.
Too bad our political class is more interested in virtue signalling than working with Canadian industry to be at the forefront of the future and increase the standard of living for future generations..