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THAI Cuts Oil Sands Capital Cost in Half

December 24th, 2007 · No Comments

PetroBank Energy and Resources Ltd. (TSX:PBG), which plans to expand its foothold in Alberta‘s oilsands next year, will be able to do so at half the cost of other operators thanks to its patented technology, the company‘s vice president for heavy oil said Monday.

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Two Impressive Canadian Independent Power Producers (pdf 148k)

September 28th, 2007 · 1 Comment

Two of the most interesting ways to play growth and consolidation in the North American wind sector are Canadian  Independent Power Producers (IPPs) with attractive pipelines of projects, good forward-looking revenue visibility because of their exposures to Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with credit-worthy customers, and attractive take-over targets. These two companies are: Boralex (BRLXF.PK) and Canadian Hydro Developers (CHDVF.PK). read full post

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Tags: Canada (other) · Wind