Markets in Synch
The relationship between the U.S. Dollar and the price of oil is brought into sharp focus (more…)
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Oil sands ambition shows staying power By early 2009, setbacks dealt out to Alberta’s oil sands looked crushing. Project delays became routine. Monthly average oil prices fell 70 per cent from $140 a barrel in July 2008 to $42.45 in December. Construction cost forecasts stayed stubbornly high after doubling or even tripling in the bygone oil sands rush. |
The Rhythm Of The Bitumen Belt
Oil sands mega-mine projects are keeping in step with construction costs and energy price outlooks (more…)
Wary New World
All appetite for risk has been lost in the battered capital markets (more…)
Toll Tangle
Fighting has broken out over a bill left by world financial fiasco (more…)
Risk Manager
Alberta’s money czar braces for a long financial storm (more…)
No Turning Back
Contractors would rather trust markets than revive handouts (more…)
Helping Hand
Alberta’s sovereign wealth fund looks after its oil base (more…)
Down but Not Out
Oil sands ambition shows staying power (more…)
Saskatchewan Strength
The prairie resource boom has long legs (more…)
Offshore Gamble
Is ambition trumping risk as Newfoundland buys into an unguaranteed offshore oil discovery? (more…)
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