Ukraine crisis reveals hard truth that the world isn't ready for the energy transition

Moscow's aggression laid bare the vulnerability of global oil markets, and the ability of bad actors to disrupt energy supply chains, writes Yadullah Hussain.

Canadian producers should also seek long-term oil contracts with Europe and the U.S. that reflect the oilsands' environmental efforts and the geopolitical stability they bring to energy markets. Energy alliances with Asian countries is another key strategy to blunt the actions of non-democratic actors. Deeper energy ties with countries such as Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan would provide those countries with a secure supply of energy, and give Canadian producers a channel to export natural gas, hydrogen and sustainable energy technologies in the future.

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