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Canada Looks to Sell Its Oil Beyond U.S.
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Exports of Canada's oil sands production from the U.S. Gulf coast
08/23/2013
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Canada Looks to Sell Its Oil Beyond U.S.
Wall Street Journal 08/23/2013
Keystone XL Review Sees Little Impact on Climate
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Leftist Party’s Win in Alberta May Affect Future of Oil Sands
New York Times 05/06/2015
Falling Crude Prices Upend Canada’s Oil Sands Projects
Wall Street Journal 07/23/2015
Wall Street Journal 07/29/2015
U.S. Exports First Freely Traded Oil in 40 Years
Wall Street Journal 01/14/2016
The proposed U.S.-Canada partnership for the Keystone XL Pipeline project
01/07/2009
This would bring an additional 1.1 million barrels of Canadian oil to the U.S. from Alberta oil sands. The project is being held up by the Obama administration. The Energy Department gave its approval in February 2011, but it is being held up for further environmental studies. Advances in environmental protection for oil sands development have reduced the footprint of the processes used in production of oil. This would reduce imports from the Middle East and have a favorable impact on oil prices.
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Trade and Oil on Agenda as Obama Visits Canada
New York Times 02/20/2009
Wall Street Journal 07/28/2013
Canada Looks to Sell Its Oil Beyond U.S.
Wall Street Journal 08/23/2013
Keystone XL Review Sees Little Impact on Climate
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
Even Without Keystone Pipeline, Oil Has Flowed
Wall Street Journal 02/02/2014
House Passes Bill to Approve Keystone XL Pipeline
Wall Street Journal 11/14/2014
Lower prices for Canada's shale oil and Canada's economy, the impact in 2013-2016
02/20/2009
The significant impact on the Canadian economy and on Alberta of the lower prices for Canada's shale oil. Discounts for Canada's shale oil relative to Brent crude benchmark international oil pricesand U.S. benchmark price range from 20 to 50%. Canada's shale oil was Dat $80 per barrel in April 2013, compared to $94 for U.S. benchmark price and $106 for Brent international crude oil price. This has reduced GDP in Canada for 2012 by 0.4% for the second half of 2012, according to Canada's central bank. GDP growth is sluggish at 1.8% for 2012. The impact in lower government tax and royalty revenues is significant for Alberta.
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Trade and Oil on Agenda as Obama Visits Canada
New York Times 02/20/2009
Canada Looks to Sell Its Oil Beyond U.S.
Wall Street Journal 08/23/2013
Oil Markets Fly Into a Perfect Storm
Wall Street Journal 10/09/2014
Oil companies: Unsustainable energy
Economist 10/14/2014
Oil prices plunge as production rises, fueling concern in OPEC - The Washington Post
Washington Post 10/15/2014
Global Oil Glut Sends Prices Plunging
Wall Street Journal 10/15/2014
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