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Vol. 11, No. 45 Week of November 05, 2006
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Turning the inflationary corner

Suncor Energy CEO Rick George says industry may be “over the top” of the inflationary period; Athabasca project trio of Shell, Chevron, Western burdened with higher costs, pushes expansion; Nexen CEO says oil sands economic threshold $45 per barrel

Gary Park

For Petroleum News

A rapid cooling in the North American house market and other industry slowdowns are not all bad news, especially in the Alberta oil sands sector. Rick George, chief executive officer of bitumen pioneer Suncor Energy, said he has an “intuitive feeling … that we’re kind of over the top of this inflat....

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Partnership signs to expand Athabasca project

Shell takes up option for Ells River

Long Lake costs up $800 million

In Suncor they trust


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