Build offshore oil rigs, not walls.

Canada and the United States are hamstringing OPEC’s abilities to affect the global oil market.

Maybe so, but market conditions won’t make it easy.

Existing Albertan oil sands operations are poised for big growth in the coming years.

Our southern neighbor is benefiting from the shale boom, too.

New estimates say our northern neighbor will boost its oil output 28 percent by 2030.

Companies are busy building out pipeline infrastructure to send America’s glut of shale gas southward to Mexico.

Canada has its oil sands, the United States has its shale boom, and now Mexico has its energy reforms. Add those three recent energy trends together, and you’ve got yourself a recipe for a North American energy powerhouse. A new report from the Energy Information Administration paints an even rosier energy future for the US and North America.