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Alberta is spearheading a new pipeline to the Pacific coast, set to more than double Canada’s oil exports to Asia. This game-changing move could spark massive profits for energy investors and reshape global markets. Ready to cash in on the next big energy boom? 🔗 Full story in comments ↓ #AlbertaPipeline #OilExports #EnergyInvesting #AsiaMarkets #CanadianOil

Great article- Mr. Tertzakian lays out the mountainous landscape that lies before the industry. Even with a new pipeline, the capital investments required to fill it will likely require greenfield investment that we haven’t seen for decades and perhaps the financial backing of players who left for greener pastures elsewhere. Will they come back? And he forgot to mention this will require more roads and infrastructure. New production will require development of energy resources are far removed from the current plays. So many hurdles to get past.

This project application is about more than a pipeline; it’s about unlocking Canada’s full economic potential. #abpoli #ableg #pipeline #BC #Canpoli #oil Read more: https://lnkd.in/gicvCJBz

This past week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that the province will sponsor a 1-million-barrel-a-day-plus oil pipeline to the northwest coast of BC. But, as Peter Tertzakian asks in this new article for The Hub Canada, even if the province gets a new pipeline, how will upstream producers fill it? Where will the capital come from for this next wave of growth? https://lnkd.in/gpp5nV-5

For a new pipeline, the upstream sector needs a lot of capital investment, and Canada needs to be a place that will attract capital, worth reading Peter Tertzakian estimate that it would take in the range of at least $100 billion to grow production enough to fill a big pipe

The report also notes that Canada is already a destination market for clean investments, and a key supplier for mineral exploration for the sector. More importantly, the country’s 10 largest trading partners outside the U.S. are prioritizing low-carbon imports.

Canada should think twice before using public dollars to fund more oil infrastructure As #Canada looks to diversify #oil exports, the government would be wise to look at the financially troubled Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) pipeline project as a cautionary tale. In a recent report, we found not only is the TMX project's cost billions of dollars more than originally reported, but the Canadian government is unlikely to recoup the remainder of its investment in the project. “Oil infrastructure development, once seen as a financial boon, is beset by rising costs and lower price trends,” says Mark Kalegha, one of the report's authors. Learn more from our new fact sheet on the TMX project: https://hubs.li/Q03K2pqY0

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has announced a bold new proposal to build a crude oil pipeline from Alberta to the B.C. coast, backed by a $14 million provincial contribution and an advisory group including Indigenous partners and major industry players. “This is not just a pipeline — it’s a commitment to unlock Canada’s full economic potential.” The project is meant to diversify Canada’s energy export routes while keeping taxpayers shielded from direct costs. The industry, political, and Indigenous communities will now turn their attention to the governance, regulatory alignment, and execution path ahead. https://lnkd.in/dcmg4Vxq #AlbertaLeadership #EnergyInfrastructure #CanadianEnergy

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, operational since May 2024, has sharply increased oil shipments from Alberta to British Columbia, boosting storage capacity and exports. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gmVVqnBY #CanadaEconomy #EnergySector #PipelineExpansion #CanadianOil #TradeFlows #GlobalMarkets #Alberta #BritishColumbia #Exports #StatisticsCanada #EnergyInfrastructure #InternationalTrade

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