Alberta heeds wake-up callProvince’s premier agrees royalty changes are needed to counter the potential loss of C$4 billion from shale gas ‘game changer’ Gary Park For Petroleum News
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach has promised more changes to his government’s unpopular royalty framework, which has been tinkered with over the past two years amid a rapid erosion of upstream investment.
In a series of year-end interviews, he conceded that the rapid emergence of shale gas supplies in B....
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