I don't see Biden doing anything until midterms are over and even then he will have a tough time pushing that legislation through if the Dems were at all serious. In Canada, legislatively it will be easier but I don't think there is much interest aside from rhetoric and anticorporate sentiment. If they tax the energy companies it will drive prices up further and companies will pass that tax on to consumers. It seems to me that one is just taking money from consumers pockets, moving it to the oilcos, then over to the government and then back to consumers. None of which seems to provide any value or net gain to anyone besides bean counters employed to track the circular trail of money flow. The G7 are meeting this week and barring any green announcements by Canada as a result of that meeting (tbh honest I think environment is low on the priority list but will be on the agenda for optics) I don't see the windfall tax that was floated earlier coming to fruition. I also don't see a tax holiday on the horizon for consumers unless fuel prices skyrocket some more after the current pause.