‘The era of oil is not yet over’ says IEA, but is it time for a new Alberta oil strategy?
November 15, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Partially upgrading every barrel of oil sands bitumen could make Alberta much more competitive in […]
Partially upgrading every barrel of oil sands bitumen could make Alberta much more competitive in […]
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All 1.1 million b/d of Energy East capacity was legally committed to by oil producers […]
You can always find a point in time where conditions are such that if you […]