Image: Alberta Oil, Marco Cibola Writing farcical nonsense in the pretend voice of an energy executive insults Albertans, important topic Sigh. Graham Hicks is why Alberta can’t have nice things. By “nice things” I mean a [Read more]
An aggressive push for partial upgrading might generate $60 billion to $100 billion of capital spending in Alberta For at past decade or so, the oil sands has been the economic engine of Alberta, helping [Read more]
Notley Government hopes for 2 to 5 partial upgraders representing up to $5 billion in private investment Alberta plans to spend $1 billion over eight years to boost commercialization of bitumen partial upgrading technology, just one [Read more]
Full upgrading is a bust, new refineries are too risky, and converting existing refineries is constrained by US shale oil supplies Albertans should stop pining for more refining and upgrading of Alberta oil sands bitumen [Read more]
Partially upgrading every barrel of oil sands bitumen could make Alberta much more competitive in US markets Oil’s not going anywhere in a hurry, according to the International Energy Agency in its new World Energy [Read more]
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