British Columbia enters CBM ageJoint venture by two juniors leads host of majors into commercial coalbed production, despite widespread condemnation of resource Gary Park For Petroleum News
There’s never been any shortage of industry heavyweights poking and prodding around British Columbia’s coalbed methane prospects and no shortage of big numbers to inflate hopes of a rich future.
Equally, there has been no shortage of opposition to coalbed methane development in the province, which p....
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