New Brunswick sets fracking rulesObjectives: North America’s strongest regulations; revenues to ease debt load; royalties raised from 10% to 40%; will be shared Gary Park For Petroleum News
The Canadian province of New Brunswick has removed uncertainty hanging over the development of its unconventional natural gas resources by unveiling new rules for hydraulic fracturing, while raising its royalties.
Premier David Alward said his government has a two-pronged objective: The strongest sh....
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