Alberta on slippery slopeCrude markets turmoil raises concern about sands, tight oil capital investments; analyst thinks worst-case scenario will need US$60 prices Gary Park For Petroleum News
The latest round of stomach-churning lurches in stock and crude markets have sent economic and political shockwaves around the globe, forcing the petroleum industry’s big players to ponder heading for high ground by either shelving or scrapping projects.
Assuming oil prices continue to get a severe....
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