Outsiders on the runForeign-based companies exit Alberta oil sands, underlining high costs of development; Norway’s Statoil takes biggest step so far GARY PARK For Petroleum News
There has been a two-stage exodus from Fort McMurray over the last eight months that has the northern Alberta city buckling at the knees.
In May a wildfire swept through the so-called capital of the oil sands industry, destroying 2,400 residences and buildings and forcing 90,000 residents to flee fo....
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Statoil most troubling Multiple divestments Total expected to sell
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