Keep them comingIndustry leaders press Alberta government to extend royalty incentives by another year, note Saskatchewan, B.C. offer better terms Gary Park For Petroleum News
The Alberta government is under pressure to extend its short-term royalty incentives by another year, thus allowing companies to plan for a stepped-up drilling season in the upcoming peak winter season.
David Collyer, president of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, told an investor sym....
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