Commentary The great green transition from fossil fuels is collapsing as the world enters an energy crisis of its own making. India and China are scouring the world for coal stocks to burn, while Germany is offering its citizens tutorials on how to cook without electricity in anticipation of power failures. Prices for natural gas, crude oil, and coal are skyrocketing. The term “energy poverty” was once reserved for the poor in underdeveloped nations. Today, citizens in some of the wealthiest nations on earth are applying the term to themselves. It’s not even winter yet. Meanwhile, Canada continues to shut in vast reserves of the resources that the world so desperately wants. Alberta has shut down all new coal mining developments. BC has regulated every proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal out of existence aside from one which has faced chronic delays. Quebec has rejected an LNG terminal that had been …