Albertans seek stronger ties to China: survey
February 06, 2012
Category: Charts
Tags: China, oil sands, University of Alberta
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February 06, 2012
Category: Charts
Tags: China, oil sands, University of Alberta
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Nearly 40% of respondents say province should reduce U.S. dependence More →
January 30, 2012
Category: Charts
Tags: Cenovus Energy Inc., Encana Corp., natural gas, natural gas vehicles, Shell Canada
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October 27, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Alternative Energy, Biomass, hydroelectric power, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, tidal power, wind power
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Government hopes guaranteed prices will help it meet ambitious green targets More →
October 14, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Alberta, Alternative Energy, Canadian Wind Energy Association, National Energy Board, Ontario
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September 19, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Alberta, Economics, oil sands, steel
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When oil prices rise, the cost of steel follows More →
August 26, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Asia, canada, China, Economics, Energy, europe, North America, oil & gas, PricewaterhouseCooper’s
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The need for raw materials still trumps energy in the Middle Kingdom More →
August 19, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: fossil fuels, National Energy Board, Nova Scotia, oil & gas, Ontario, Quebec, renewable energy
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Wind, hydro and biofuels made up just 17 per cent of the energy generated in 2010 More →
August 08, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Alberta, Lower Athabasca Region, oil sands, Pembina Institute
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Limiting industrial development in the province could enhance acceptance of the oil sands More →
July 21, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Australia, canada, China, coalbed methane, International Energy Agency, shale gas, United States
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Shale and tight gas will keep Canada among the globe’s top producers More →
June 22, 2011
Category: Charts
Tags: Alberta, Canadian Energy Research Institute, oil sands, Royalties
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Wild Rose Country has over a trillion reasons to love oil sands development More →
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not alone in wanting closer economic ties with China. Albertans, too, think a stronger relationship with the Middle Kingdom is in the province’s best interest, according to results of a survey conducted by the University of Alberta’s China Institute. More →