Athabasca oil sands

It needs new conservation measures consistent with the higher maritime traffic it will create.

And it needs new partnerships with First Nations to build shared prosperity, as well as new investments in low emissions technologies to keep Athabasca crude competitive over the long term.

As in this regard, we'll build sustainably.

Canada, the government of Alberta, the Oil Sands Alliance will advance construction of the Pathways project, one of the largest carbon capture and storage projects in the world.

It needs new conservation measures consistent with the higher maritime traffic it will create.

And it needs new partnerships with First Nations to build shared prosperity, as well as new investments in low emissions technologies to keep Athabasca crude competitive over the long term.

Canada has a once in a generation opportunity to become a global energy superpower, and he's upset that 90% of Alberta's oil goes to the US? Yeah.

Um, why is it only a once in a generation opportunity? I mean, why isn't it the opportunity every, every day? Why...

Yeah, absolutely.

And all of these have, of course, implications for Canada, considering that Orinoco Belt is, I don't think it's quite exactly the same as the Athabasca Canadian oil sands, but quite similar in that it produces diluted bitumen as well.

And of course, Venezuela has always had plans to have upgraders and the like, but Like you said, there's a lot of concerns that that infrastructure has been not kept up.

But still, it's kind of a competitor to Canada in a way that other oil producers aren't quite the same.

ExxonMobil is completely dependent on Trump.

Let's give the Alberta Tar Sands to Chevron.

He's a

king handing away stuff to Viceroy.