Examining geopolitical risks to global heavy crude oil markets – S&P Global Platts
June 5, 2018 | News
Competitors of Alberta heavy crude oils – Venezuela, Iran, Iraq – subject to risk caused […]
Competitors of Alberta heavy crude oils – Venezuela, Iran, Iraq – subject to risk caused […]
Recently added threat of tariffs on auto imports is another risk factor By Glen Hodgson, Senior […]
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“Canada will closely collaborate with the EU, which also filed a WTO challenge today on […]
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Increasing demands by operators of wind turbines on service and maintenance providers creating cost pressures […]
Prices rose across USA as temperatures generally increased and higher cooling demand increased natural gas […]
Scott Saxberg, former Crescent Point Energy president and CEO. Source: Twitter “We built a company […]
“Now is the time for the development of a harmonised and documented global standardisation framework […]
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Regulated tolls, fully subscribed shippers, 15-20 year guaranteed contracts, demand in Asia and other markets, […]
“The U.S. administration should reconsider its actions and provide Canada with a permanent exemption” – Simard The […]