Daniel Foch

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1,195 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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The Canadian Investor · Carney’s Big Pivot: Jobs, Energy, Housing & Major Projects · 9 May 2026 podcast

No, I didn't see that.

What's that about?

It's just, I'll see if I can find it, but basically like in the US, like, so easy way to think about it in the context of the conversation that we're having right now is like,

People hear that California is so ESG, and they want to develop all this renewable energy.

But Texas is just capitalism, and they're pro-money, and they're anti things getting in the way.

Housing too, right?

It's funny.

California versus Texas is such an easy comparison and contrast to make.

California talks a big game about all these initiatives, ESG, affordable housing, whatever.

Texas has built the most housing, therefore has the most affordable rents and has built the most renewable energy, therefore has the most renewable energy production.

And it's because there's no red tape that they're efficient and pragmatic capitalist system, right?

So I think that this is funny.

If they know that it's one way to get electricity and that it monetizes well, they're just going to do it, right?

And you don't need to sit there and talk.

And so I hope that Canada is going in that direction where we're...

kind of past the point of talking about it in press conferences, like Joe's mentioning, and more like, let's actually just do some stuff.

Because if we don't, I mean, they're not, it's not hard for them to not win the next election if it's just another four years of liberal promises that get broken and people are, you know, oh, this is the exact same thing.

Like they do have to produce results, I think, to win.

Yeah, so my thoughts have kind of been revised because I look back at a lot of the cycles that we've referenced in previous shows.

And I've sort of concluded that where we're at right now, it really depends on the magnitude of the elevation of the price, right?

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