Sentences with phrase «canadian oil country»

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Specific criticism included not lowering interest rates enough, allowing the Canadian dollar to rise too high as the country's oil and gas sector boomed, and allowing the manufacturing sector to wither.

It's one of the country's largest oil and gas producers, but, says Cheng, price differentials between Canadian and world oil prices, low natural gas prices, cost inflation and project delays caused investors to get antsy.

If the Canadians are given the ability to export their oil to other countries, it could negatively impact U.S. energy security, U.S. gasoline prices, and Midwest refining margins.

In an interview Monday, Royal Dutch Shell PLC's Canadian president, Lorraine Mitchelmore, said the country needs to address what often appear to be the competing goals of improved environmental performance and greater output of oil and gas, and «carbon management» must be part of that approach...

Canadians in the coal, oil and gas sector have helped build our country, and will need help during a transition so that no person is left behind.

A sale of Apache Canada would mark the Houston - based company's exit from the country, the latest international oil firm to sell Canadian operations in favor of concentrating on U.S. shale plays.

According to TransCanada, the pipeline will allow Canadian oil to displace foreign barrels in eastern refineries, a substitution which will ultimately put the country's energy profile on safer footing.

Canadians need to be cautious of the motives behind rising activism against the country's oil and gas industry, a rally heard in Fort St. John, B.C. last weekend.

Canadian motorists, like American ones, will be hard pressed to see any benefits from their country's rising oil production.

Canadians will have to wait until after the 2015 federal election for data on deforestation by the country's oil and gas industry, The Hill...

Canadian Liberal leader Justin Trudeau can't have it both ways when he supports expansion of the country's oil pipeline network, while expressing a commitment...

In June of 2013, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers forecasted a doubling of the country's daily crude oil production to

The size of Canada's economy was around $ 2 trillion dollars at the end of 2016, and according to the latest GDP numbers released by Statistics Canada, the Canadian economy expanded at 0.6 percent in May 2017 compared to the previous month, largely led by advances in the oil, gas and mining industries, which accounted for around two - thirds of the country's GDP growth.

The United States is the largest market for Canadian crude, with the neighbouring country purchasing almost 99 percent of the total crude oil exported from Canada in 2016 and the five - year average ranging between 97 - 99 percent.

In June of 2013, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers forecasted a doubling of the country's daily crude oil production to 6.7 million barrels by 2030.

The policy statement also pledges to cut U.S. reliance on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries — a promise that could make Canadian oil more attractive to the United States.

By ensuring Canadian oil has access to tidewater, the Trans Mountain Expansion Project will extend Canada's reach into new markets with customers who pay higher prices, generate thousands of high - paying jobs, and create billions of dollars in government revenue for both the country and British Columbia.

By ensuring Canadian oil has access to tidewater, the TMEP will extend Canada's reach into new markets with customers who pay higher prices, generate thousands of high - paying jobs, and create billions of dollars in government revenue for both the country and British Columbia.

Canadian oil producers still can use U.S. port facilities to export their oil to other countries, but now they have another major competitor on world markets, the United States.

CALGARY — TransCanada Corp. is moving ahead with a $ 12 - billion plan to ship western oil to Quebec and the East Coast — the largest project in the company's history and one it compares to the Canadian Pacific Railway in its economic impact for the country and trade benefits overseas.

«Assuming that technology will allow ever more shale gas production at low prices — and betting energy policy and the future energy security of the country on it — is risky business,» says geologist David Hughes, who retired from the Canadian Geological Survey and is now doing assessments of shale gas and oil for the nonprofit Post Carbon Institute, a California - based environmental think tank.

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Originally a Canadian oil company called Hurricane Hydrocarbons, it was renamed PetroKazakhstan in 2003 because nearly all its operations were in that troubled Central Asian country.

The Canadian oil sands industry — which stirs controversy in Canada as well as other countries, as my colleague Clifford Krauss recently reported — has also been buffeted recently by the falling price of oil, and by volatility in the Canadian - U.S. dollar exchange rate.

You might see more deep drilling in the Gulf to meet U.S. demand, for example, or we could replace the Canadian oil with oil from countries that don't like us much like Venezuela, or countries where corruption enriches the few like Nigeria.

Thus, opponents contend, Canadian oil coming through the pipeline would displace little if any oil imported from unstable, undemocratic, or unfriendly countries like Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, or Venezuela.

For Canadians, the public hearings into the proposed Northern Gateway project, is an important opportunity for serious stakeholders to discuss the impacts and benefits for our country of a pipeline carrying oil from Alberta to Kitimat, B.C.

And his decision Wednesday to deny permission for a new pipeline that would replace oil from those OPEC countries with Canadian oil, indicates that he didn't actually mean what he said.

The proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which promises to deliver 700,000 barrels of Canadian crude to U.S. markets a day, isn't based in Saskatchewan (though economic spin - offs from the oil sands bring jobs and help fund social services across the entire country).

With enhanced domestic and Canadian production, the country would achieve a certain energy independence: If the world oil market were to collapse because of a global war or another catastrophe, America would maintain access to its energy resources, though they could be much more expensive.

Some of the world's oil comes from my native country in the Canadian oil sands of northern Alberta.

If the oil sands were allowed to expand production with only marginal improvements in their per - barrel emissions, the rest of the country faces a much harder and more expensive challenge in meeting Canadian targets.

In a video message released by TarSandsAction.org, Sen. Sanders said, «Building this pipeline will keep America addicted to oil, and while it might be a good idea for Koch Industries, which supplies and refines large volumes of Canadian tar sands oil, it is a bad deal for our country,» said Sen. Sanders.

Oil sands advocates have seen an opening, however, in Americans» perpetual nervousness over its reliance on oil imports from unfriendly and autocratic regimes, as well as a newly restive Middle East, and have increasingly argued for Canadian petroleum as an alternative to «conflict oil» tanked in from dodgier countriOil sands advocates have seen an opening, however, in Americans» perpetual nervousness over its reliance on oil imports from unfriendly and autocratic regimes, as well as a newly restive Middle East, and have increasingly argued for Canadian petroleum as an alternative to «conflict oil» tanked in from dodgier countrioil imports from unfriendly and autocratic regimes, as well as a newly restive Middle East, and have increasingly argued for Canadian petroleum as an alternative to «conflict oil» tanked in from dodgier countrioil» tanked in from dodgier countries.

In a press release issued Thursday, the Friends of Science state that if plans proceed to move our country away from carbon - intensive fuel sources like oil and coal, «Canada would have to be completely shut down in order to reach the emissions reduction targets, leaving millions of Canadians unemployed.»

The Keystone project is only about selling Canadian oil to countries in Asia or Europe.

Bill 300 is intended to apply to Canadian corporations carrying on mining or oil and gas development activities in any country eligible for Canadian development assistance.

November 29, 2016 — Toronto, ON — Canadian employers are heading into 2017 with considerable economic optimism, however, their buoyancy is muted by the country's declining oil market and worries that mid-level staff turnover is on the rise.

«While we have seen rapidly rising Chinese global investment and oil - rich countries in the Middle East or Norway increasing their allocations to global real estate, Canadian buyers continue to dominate foreign investment in the U.S. and should remain on the radar screens of American investors and owners of U.S. real estate,» says Chris Ludeman, global president, CBRE Capital Markets.

CALGARY, Feb 18 (Reuters)- Canadian Pacific Railway Co, the country's second - biggest rail operator, is considering what to do with C$ 2 billion ($ 1.83 billion) in surplus real estate, its chief executive said on Tuesday as he defended plans to impose a surcharge on oil tankers he considers unsafe.