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Non-renewable resource revenue forecasting : facts and stats

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Forecasting non-renewable resource revenue from sources like oil and natural gas is determined primarily by three factors: price, production and the applicable royalties. Alberta Energy is... More ≫

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Forecasting non-renewable resource revenue from sources like oil and natural gas is determined primarily by three factors: price, production and the applicable royalties. Alberta Energy is responsible for forecasting non-renewable resource revenue including oil, natural gas, oil sands, as well as coal royalties, mineral taxes and mineral rights sales and rentals. These forecasts are intended to be a realistic prediction of what government year-end revenues will be.

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Alberta's energy industry : an overview

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Overview of Alberta's energy industry with statistical information provided by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), previously known as the Energy Resources Conservation Board.

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Joint industry / Alberta Energy Crown royalty information exchange event

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Presentation slides used at an information session on Crown royalties, including discussion of the competitiveness review and resulting changes to the gas and oil royalty regimes.

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Competitiveness review changes : oil and gas royalty operations

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Presentation slides used at an information session on Crown royalties and changes resulting from a competitiveness review.

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Final mission report : travel to New York City, United States, March 25 – 26, 2010

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Reports on the travel of The Honourable Ron Liepert, Minister of Alberta Energy to New York City to meet with financial leaders and promote increased investment in Alberta’s energy sector. The... More ≫

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Reports on the travel of The Honourable Ron Liepert, Minister of Alberta Energy to New York City to meet with financial leaders and promote increased investment in Alberta’s energy sector. The mission focused on highlighting the recent changes for Alberta’s conventional oil and gas sector, which were announced as a result of the competitiveness review initiated by the Government of Alberta.

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Energizing investment Phase 2 : royalty curves and emerging resources and technologies

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This document, in presentation format, follows up on Energizing Investment: a Framework to Improve Alberta's Natural Gas and Conventional Oil Competitiveness, released two months earlier. It... More ≫

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This document, in presentation format, follows up on Energizing Investment: a Framework to Improve Alberta's Natural Gas and Conventional Oil Competitiveness, released two months earlier. It presents finalized royalty curves for natural gas and conventional oil, describes the Natural Gas Deep Drilling Program, and discusses emerging resources and technologies, including shale gas, coalbed methane, horizontal gas and horizontal oil.

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Alberta Royalty Framework : formulas

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These formulas are part of Alberta’s royalty framework and are used by the oil and natural gas industry to determine their resource development royalties. ARF formula apply to wells spud on or... More ≫

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These formulas are part of Alberta’s royalty framework and are used by the oil and natural gas industry to determine their resource development royalties. ARF formula apply to wells spud on or after January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2016.

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Energizing investment : a framework to improve Alberta's natural gas and conventional oil competitiveness

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In response to changes in the marketplace, Alberta Energy led a project team that studied Alberta's investment competitiveness with a focus on upstream natural gas and conventional oil... More ≫

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In response to changes in the marketplace, Alberta Energy led a project team that studied Alberta's investment competitiveness with a focus on upstream natural gas and conventional oil development. The study assessed the ways in which Alberta's competitive share of energy investment has shifted, and the factors contributing to such shifts. It also considered ways in which Alberta can improve its ability to attract natural gas and conventional oil investment. The Government of Alberta reviewed the project committee's resulting Technical Report and has accepted its recommendations on the most effective ways to improve Alberta's competitiveness in conventional upstream oil and gas. This framework outlines the actions that the government will take to improve the province's competitiveness in these areas.

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