Top priority, little hopePush by Canada’s socialist politicians to revive upgraders, refineries for value-added processing deemed uneconomic by industry GARY PARK For Petroleum News
If Canadian voters opt for a second electoral upheaval of 2015 and follow Alberta’s stunning lead by handing power to the socialist New Democratic Party one thing is certain for the petroleum industry.
All bets are off.
The already fading hopes for domestic and export pipelines to deliver oil sands....
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Push for upgraders, refineries Obvious levers Issue of industry support North West has government support
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