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Alberta changing oil royalty regime to spur growth, premier says (opens the original)
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Alberta plans to change the fees it charges oil companies to encourage investment in the industry and grow production to fill a proposed million-barrel-a-day pipeline, the province’s premier says. The revised royalty regime, to be announced in November, will be structured to encourage Canada’s oil sands companies to invest in new production, Danielle Smith said at the Oil Sands Expo in Fort McMurray on Wednesday. Alberta’s government sets royalties for oil and gas development because it owns mos
Oilsands producers now have the policies they need to boost output, Tim Hodgson says (opens the original)
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Canadian oilsands producers now have what’s needed policy-wise from the federal government to raise production enough to fill major new oil pipeline capacity, the country’s energy minister says. The government on Wednesday revealed plans to remove federal environmental reviews of energy projects, including oil and gas pipelines, natural gas plants and oilsands projects. Those are the latest shifts from Ottawa in the last year to signal greater backing for energy production and speed up regulator
Canada's forgotten shale gas play re-emerges as oil hot spot (opens the original)
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On the edge of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, companies including Obsidian Energy Ltd. and Yangarra Resources Corp. are breathing new life into a long-dormant gas reservoir — except now they’re drilling for oil. Both firms are fracking into the sandstone that makes up the Basel Belly River formation in an area southwest of the Alberta’s provincial capital Edmonton called Willesden Green. For the first half of the year, 15 drilling licenses targeting or ending at the formation were granted, the mo
Trans Mountain strikes tolls deal with oil firms after standoff (opens the original)
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Trans Mountain Corp. has reached a deal with oil shippers after a prolonged dispute over fees to use its crude pipeline that feeds Asia, helping pave the way for a potential equity sale and a proposed new line to be built. The settlement was filed with the Canada Energy Regulator and covers tolling, tariffs and service-related matters, the government-owned company said in a news release on Tuesday. It operates the sole crude pipeline system that carries oil from the Canadian oil sands to a domes
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