Steve Laut News
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Even if U.S. President Barack Obama approves the Keystone XL pipeline, Canadian crude oil probably will remain the cheapest in the world, hampering expansion of the country’s largest export industry.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the country’s third-largest energy company by market value, is forecast by analysts to rally further after fixing a problem- plagued oil-sands plant.
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British Columbia’s provincial election threatens to stymie efforts by Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. and other Alberta oil-sands companies to sell crude to Pacific markets.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. aims to invest $7 billion to increase capacity next year and will raise 2012 oil output 17 percent to benefit from high oil prices, President Steve Laut said.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., Canada’s third-largest oil producer by market value, plans to reduce carbon emissions at its oil-sands operations by using the greenhouse gas to grow algae.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the nation’s third-largest oil and natural gas producer, reported a 50 percent drop in first-quarter profit as losses related to foreign currency exchange and other expenses offset higher output and prices.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. said it expects production to resume at its Horizon oil-sands project in the third quarter.
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Decisions by Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. and Talisman Energy Inc. to sell almost half a million acres of natural gas-soaked rock threaten to depress prices for land that drew a record premium last year.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the country’s worst-performing major energy stock this year, is sitting on its shale-gas reserves until the price rebounds rather than joining the race to export the fuel to Asia.
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Syncrude strengthened as Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. is planning work on its Horizon upgrader in Alberta this month.
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