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The Alberta Bakken shows early promise

December 22, 2011 Category: Departments Tags:
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Basin could contain as much as 2.6 billion barrels of estimated reserves: Wood Mackenzie More →

Industrial consumption drives Canadian gas use

October 26, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , , , ,
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Domestic gas production grows steadily "tighter" More →

Arctic land sales drift inland as Mackenzie gas stalls

September 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , , , ,
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Promising shale properties in the Central Mackenzie Valley net $534 million More →

Negative images of the oil sands deter new hires

August 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , , ,
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Collaboration and knowledge exchanges needed, consultant argues More →

A golden age of gas, with one big caveat

August 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , ,
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Abundant gas could yet undermine demand for renewables More →

Alberta still has issues: Fraser Institute

August 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , , ,
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Energy province wins few plaudits in an annual investment survey More →

KPMG expects acquisitions in service sector to ramp up

July 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , ,
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Revised drilling forecasts mean size matters for drilling contractors More →

Operators revisit old installations as gas prices stagnate

July 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , , , , ,
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Dim outlook for commodity gives 'significant incentive' to shore up old sites More →

New Brunswick joins the shale gas revolution

June 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , ,
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More than $350 million pours into East Coast exploration and production More →

Alberta’s CCEMC targets firms with deep pockets

June 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: , , , ,
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The climate friendly investment boutique looks to big firms for step changes More →

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Albertans seek stronger ties to China: survey

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 →

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