A company’s claim that regulatory uncertainty prompted it to postpone an $8.25-billion oil sands expansion is the latest sign that the fossil industry isn’t taking its climate pollution seriously, analysts say —or at very least, a hardball tactic to get a deal as the federal and Alberta governments tie down the details of the sweeping memorandum of understanding (MOU) they signed last fall.
Pushback on ‘Manageable’ Carbon Price Shows Oil Sands Missing the Moment, Analysts Say
