Sentence examples for oilsands from inspiring English sources
EnCana is hiving off its oilsands and refinery operations, which account for a third of its current assets, from its natural-gas business.Nissan forecast that its profit for the 12 months ending March 31st 2009 will fall by around 30% because of higher material costs, a stronger yen and the slowdown in America.
Complying with it would jeopardise investment in the province's huge oilsands, at a cost of thousands of jobs.Other provinces, such as Manitoba and Quebec, disapprove of Mr Klein's rollicking campaign.
The deal, one of the largest American acquisitions in Canada, gives Kinder access to Alberta's oilsands, where output is expected to double to 2m barrels a day by 2012.Lachlan Murdoch unexpectedly resigned as deputy chief operating officer of News Corporation.
Renewables are not positioned as of yet to displace the "next best" alternative to oilsands, and so I am wary of emissions reduction estimates tied to shutting them down.
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"He no longer has to promote a pipeline from the oilsands.
More than 80,000 residents were ordered to leave Fort McMurray, in the heart of Alberta's oilsands region, on Tuesday after shifting winds transformed the blaze from one that was largely in control to a "multi-headed monster" inferno, in the words of the local mayor.
And still yet another coincidence that the government's current studies continue to point out the problems with an LNG industry: its emissions, in a worse case scenario, "would be comparable to those from Alberta's oilsands".
The northern flank of the wildfire was expected to reach Suncor Energy's oilsand site, some 15m (25km) from north of Fort McMurray, on Saturday.
| Sunshine Oilsands, a Canadian energy company that is to start taking orders on Wednesday, plans to list in Hong Kong on March 1, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing a term sheet.
The Pembina Institute, an Edmonton-based research group, and the Oilsands Environmental Coalition have proposed a moratorium on new licenses for water from the Athabasca River, one of the main sources of water for oil sands projects in northern Alberta, including TrueNorth's.
