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Writer, Canadian Energy Centre

Ven Venkatachalam

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Writer, Canadian Energy Centre

Beats

Primary beats

EnvironmentEnergy

Secondary beats

Farming and agricultureNorth American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC)Climate JusticeNigeria Customs ServiceClimate ChangeBiodiversitySEOWind EnergyCounterterrorismSexual HealthNon-Eurocentric international relations theoryNuclear EnergyClimate CrisisEurope

Biography

Final Covers

Doesn’t Cover

Anything uninspired!

Journalist Type

online / digital journalists

Seniority Positions

Writer

Industries

public relations & communications

Medium Formats

Canadian Energy Centre

Content

Total articles 88

  • Available on paid plans

    Opinion: Why Canada’s housing crunch isn’t going away

    By Mark Milke, Ven Venkatachalam Verified

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • Available on paid plans

    DEI and academic hiring in public universities: An index of university discrimination in Canada

    By David Hunt, Collin May, Ven Venkatachalam Verified, Alex Emes

    Jan. 29, 2025

  • Available on paid plans

    Opinion: Why Canada’s housing crunch isn’t going away

    By Mark Milke, Ven Venkatachalam Verified

    Mar. 22, 2025

As seen in

Conservative Review,Canadian Energy Centre,Battlefords News Optimist,National Post,Realclear Energy,Euro Es Euro,The Post Millennial,The Hub Canada,Financial Post,Telegraph – Journal,Troy Media

Company Info

Canadian Energy Centre

The Canadian Energy Centre (CEC), also known as the "Energy War Room," was established by the Government of Alberta on December 11, 2019. Its main goal was to promote Alberta's energy industry and counter campaigns against Canada's oil and gas sector. The CEC was headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, and led by CEO Tom Olsen. Initially funded with an annual budget of CA$30 million, this was later reduced to CA$12 million. The CEC operated through three main units: the Rapid Response Unit, which addressed misinformation about Canadian oil and natural gas; the Pro-Active Energy Literacy Unit, which created content to improve public understanding of the energy sector; and the Data and Research Unit, which centralized and analyzed data for various stakeholders. The organization aimed to position Canada as a leading supplier of responsibly produced energy to meet global demand. The CEC was dissolved on June 11, 2024, and merged into Alberta Intergovernmental Relations.

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Founded: 2019


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