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- While supported by conventional output, higher oil sands production was responsible for the majority (88%) of the aggregate YTD gain. The stronger output is linked to the additional pipeline capacity provided by the completion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
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4 days ago · The Alberta Energy Regulator has released its 2024 Alberta Energy Outlook report with interesting highlights about what the future of energy production in Alberta may look like. This report, released June 24, details data from 2023 and projects expectations for Alberta’s energy sector in the coming years. “With expected pipeline capacity improvements and reasonably elevated oil prices ...
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