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How to complete: 1. Review the following company profile and read the linked
article:
“All this at a time when global demand for oil and gas continues to grow. Oil
production in the United States alone has increased by two million barrels a
day, to 11 million, which, along with increased global production, is squeezing
Canadian supply even further. Transportation costs, especially by rail, for
lengthy supply chains are an additional burden.
The major problem is the chronic lack of pipeline capacity in Canada that would
enable shipments to markets south, east and west of our borders. Plans have
either been delayed, discarded or rejected outright by policy gridlock in
Ottawa, regulatory delays and erratic, judicial activism. The only plan that is
still alive is the extension of the Trans Mountain line in British Columbia.
When the owner (Kinder Morgan) backed away because of political and regulatory
uncertainties, the government nationalized the project at a cost of
$4.5-billion to taxpayers. Yet, there is still no guarantee that this pipeline
will ever be built.” (BURNEY, D. E. R. E. K., para, 2018)
2. Answer the following and submit:
a. In crafting a transportation strategy what factors/analysis/consideration
should be considered and why? Refer to strategies in your text on pp 269-270
(17th ed.)
b. In early 2019, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley implemented her own oil and gas
transportation strategy since the federal government was in policy paralysis.
In reading the linked article, which of
the factors/analysis/considerations on pp 268-9 (17th ed.) of your text best
describes her primary focus. Do you agree with her plan of action? Why or why
not?
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