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Canada upstream: 5 things to look out for in 2019
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Report summary
Turmoil in the Canadian energy patch will spill over from 2018 into 2019. Continued production growth of both oil sands and natural gas has encountered infrastructure constraints that will need years, not months, to correct and alleviate. Many issues coming to head in 2019 will be pivotal for the long term viability of Canada's upstream industry. We highlight five themes that will be key to watch. Politics, company deal making, exploration and global LNG all feature.
Table of contents
- 1. Carbon price showdown in 2019
- 2.Production curtailments fail to spur any meaningful increase to capital budgets
- 3. Consolidation becomes attractive yet again
- 4. Musical chairs in Atlantic Canada
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5. Canada succeeds in pushing another LNG project across the FID line
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