Oil sands surpass conventional crude production in AlbertaAll major reserve categories decline in 2001, despite record drilling; established natural gas reserves could be gone in eight years, conventional crude in 6.5 years Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Alberta crossed a threshold in 2001,with production from the oil sands region surpassing conventional crude for the first time, the beginning of a trend that will see the oil sands contribute as much as 75 percent of output within 10 years.
The Alberta Energy and Utilities Board reported that the p....
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