China adds oil sands to foldTwin deals lay groundwork for access to supplies, technology; U.S. expected to keep wary eye on Canada’s oil sands, one of its key energy sources Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
Talk has given way to action as China has staked out positions in Alberta’s oil sands and European companies are awakening to the vast bitumen deposits.
Ending months of speculation, PetroChina and CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corp., China’s international oil company), two of the largest memb....
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U.S. has had exclusive access Sinopec: talks under way Immediate challenge locking up production CNOOC-MEG deal involves technology China, Europe may jostle for place in sands Little attention paid to Europeans
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