Riches face raging debateShale, siltstone formations across Canada hold untold resources, face intense opposition; ban imposed by Nova Scotia government Gary Park For Petroleum News
The Alberta Energy Regulator has made its case for the use of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing if the province is to derive the full benefit from 15 formations of “shale- and siltstone-hosted hydrocarbons.”
In a series of mind-boggling numbers, an AER appraisal group has estimated that t....
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