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When it comes to energy investment, Alberta is losing some of its lustre

January 23, 2008 - John Clinkard
Abstract:

The bloom is definitely off Alberta’s rose in terms of its position as one of the most attractive jurisdictions in the world for petroleum investment.

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10/24/2008 - posted by cyberclark

The Fraser Institute is putting forward their wish list in a way to foster public opinion.  It remains a wish list.

Alberta’s royalty rates have been reduced 20% by changing the unit of exchange from US$ to Can$

On top of that the Tar sands are charged at 19% Royalty not the original 25%

There is nothing repeat; nothing in the New Royalty plan that will bring the royalty up to the original 25% at US$

Considering carbon credits and initiatives and the fact the decommission of those plants are on the Alberta Tax bill when that time comes; Alberta is paying the oil companies to take the resource out of Alberta!

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