Life after PetroChinaEncana turns to Plan B in wake of failed JV, seeks buyers for smaller pieces of company, shifts attention to oil, natural gas liquids Gary Park For Petroleum News
Encana is plunging into an uncertain North American M&A market as it tries to rework its balance sheet and regain investor faith after the demise of its planned $5.4 billion joint venture with PetroChina.
The North American unconventional gas powerhouse has sold part of its Piceance midstream assets....
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Plan B Gas prices a factor Others selling Barnett An upbeat gas view
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