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Comment by glaciermanon Oct 10, 2013 4:09pm
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RE:RE:Shell Strategic Review

RE:RE:Shell Strategic ReviewOileng, I must admit that Shell is a fascinating company – in addition to that ethylene plant you mentioned, they are pursuing a huge gas-to-liquid plant in Louisiana which further explains why they will be keeping most of their dry gas plays. On a bit of a side note, I was thrilled to hear that Sasol will be building another huge GTL plant near my birthplace – Edmonton.
https://www.sasolcanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Sasol-Media-Release-Land-Purchase-Final1.pdf
Between exports to Asian and these new petrochemical plants, I feel that both Canol OIL & GAS will be very much in demand.
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