Marcus Rocque

Marcus Rocque, Vice President at the ARC Energy Research Institute, brings his expertise to the table, discussing the precarious impact of potential tariffs on Canadian oil and gas. He and the hosts analyze the complicated trade surplus with the U.S. and its implications. The conversation highlights the U.S.'s ability to find alternative energy sources and considers how tariffs could affect both American consumers and Canadian producers. Rocque also explores the necessity for Canada to enhance market access and adapt its energy policies in light of these geopolitical challenges.

Marcus Rocque, Vice President of Research at the ARC Energy Research Institute, is a policy analyst focused on carbon pricing, methane rules, and energy competitiveness. He discusses Canadian federal carbon policy and industrial pricing. Short talks cover recent methane regulations, the Canada–Alberta MOU and pipeline plans, carbon market reforms, and what carbon competitiveness means for investment and infrastructure.