B.C. tests new horizonsProvince unveils new ‘net profit royalty program’ to entice operators to tackle CBM, shale gas, tight gas, enhanced oil recovery Gary Park For Petroleum News
With its conventional natural gas sector floundering in heavy seas, British Columbia is taking active measures to open up its unconventional resources and remote basins.
The provincial government has made a widely anticipated move to introduce a net profit royalty program to stimulate exploration an....
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