A Red Deer businessman has been chosen to head a group that will suggest ways for the provincial government to support Alberta exporters.
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A Red Deer businessman has been chosen to head a group that will suggest ways for the provincial government to support Alberta exporters.
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CALGARY — Energy exports from Canada will have to rise as the country produces 75 per cent more oil and 25 per cent more natural gas by 2035, far outstripping its needs, says the National Energy Board.
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CALGARY — Expanding international market access is “critically important” to growing the Alberta economy, says the province’s minister of international and intergovernmental relations.
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NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, Ont. – The premiers of British Columbia and Alberta have launched a joint plan to expand exports of oil, gas and other resources, laying the groundwork for new pipeline projects to the west coast.
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Challenged by the bitumen bubble and dirty oil accusations, the Alberta government is poised to roll out a new international strategy.
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CALGARY — Export Development Canada’s forecast for Alberta’s export growth calls for a substantial gain of 12 per cent in 2013 after recording a seven per cent gain this year.
“Alberta exports will be firing on all cylinders in 2013,” said Peter Hall, chief economist at EDC. “Crude oil, most agricultural commodities and a number of industrial goods will post gains next year, driving Alberta’s total exports to over $100 billion.”
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North America will become a net oil exporter by 2030, as booming unconventional production and tougher mileage standards for vehicles squeeze out offshore imports, the International Energy Agency forecast today.
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CALGARY, AB, Oct. 13, 2012/ Troy Media/ – Exports are vital to the economic health of both Canada and Alberta, and the need for both jurisdictions to wean themselves off the heavy reliance on the U.S. has become a topic of national dialogue and debate. Indeed, with over 87 per cent of Alberta’s provincial exports moving south of the border, the province’s trade dependence with one country can be a worry.
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