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For Ottawa and Alberta, the hardest part of agreeing on a pipeline plan is just beginning

Talks are stalled over how governments will share costs and de-risk a $16 million-tonne carbon capture project tied to a proposed West Coast pipeline.

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Governments clash with oil sands producers over whether building a massive carbon-capture plant is economically viable

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Alberta Sees Oil Sands Deal on Carbon Project Within Two Months

(Bloomberg) — Alberta expects to reach an agreement with oil companies on the deployment of carbon capture technology in the oil sands in the summer, the province’s premier said on Friday.

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For Ottawa and Alberta, the hardest part of agreeing on a pipeline plan is just beginning

Governments clash with oil sands producers over whether building a massive carbon-capture plant is economically viable

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Saturday, May 23, 2026.
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