Comments for East-West Energy Chronicle http://china-alberta.com Guide to China-Canadian Energy Relations Mon, 21 May 2007 07:00:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on B.C. to recruit energy workers outside borders: Provincial plan decries labour crunch by China Houman Resource Co.Ltd. http://china-alberta.com/?p=427&cpage=1#comment-1040 China Houman Resource Co.Ltd. Mon, 21 May 2007 07:00:26 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=427#comment-1040 Our company can provide Chinese workers,hope international labour service cooperation. Skype:gaowiq1991 Our company can provide Chinese workers,hope international labour service cooperation.

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]]> Comment on China gets foreign oil incentives by Dave http://china-alberta.com/?p=426&cpage=1#comment-688 Dave Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:43:30 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=426#comment-688 Do you have any idea what the other 20 countries are with which China already has this agreement? Do you have any idea what the other 20 countries are with which China already has this agreement?

]]> Comment on China looks in vain for oil sands deal by william wang http://china-alberta.com/?p=294&cpage=1#comment-430 william wang Tue, 06 Feb 2007 11:23:36 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=294#comment-430 I think that Canadian companies have neglected the great number of refining companies, esp. the privately-owned ones. Many private refinery companies have thrived by stealing oil from the state-owned oil companies -- why not attract them to the Canadian oil sands? I think that Canadian companies have neglected the great number of refining companies, esp. the privately-owned ones. Many private refinery companies have thrived by stealing oil from the state-owned oil companies — why not attract them to the Canadian oil sands?

]]> Comment on US wants China to use global market by Higashino http://china-alberta.com/?p=386&cpage=1#comment-212 Higashino Wed, 13 Dec 2006 15:34:01 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=386#comment-212 JC is perfectly right. The Americans are promoting an energy strategy that would give it a stark advantage in an era of dramatically increasing competition for fossil fuels. While China is using up its coal resources, the Americans are cleverly saving theirs whose capacity in fact may be bountiful enough to provide energy security for at least another century. Who do you think will win this game? I think no nation will enjoy prosperity unless we reach the higher stage of world development, the futuristic world of Star Trek! JC is perfectly right. The Americans are promoting an energy strategy that would give it a stark advantage in an era of dramatically increasing competition for fossil fuels. While China is using up its coal resources, the Americans are cleverly saving theirs whose capacity in fact may be bountiful enough to provide energy security for at least another century. Who do you think will win this game? I think no nation will enjoy prosperity unless we reach the higher stage of world development, the futuristic world of Star Trek!

]]> Comment on US wants China to use global market by Gault http://china-alberta.com/?p=386&cpage=1#comment-205 Gault Mon, 11 Dec 2006 03:41:51 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=386#comment-205 Please specify which deal you are speaking of here. A more obvious example of the Bush administration's unwillingness to allow Chinese state-run oil companies to acquire American-controlled oil assets was the Unocal deal/debacle. Please specify which deal you are speaking of here.
A more obvious example of the Bush administration’s unwillingness to allow Chinese state-run oil companies to acquire American-controlled oil assets was the Unocal deal/debacle.

]]> Comment on US wants China to use global market by JC http://china-alberta.com/?p=386&cpage=1#comment-204 JC Sun, 10 Dec 2006 23:20:33 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=386#comment-204 The actual truth is that the U.S. is trying to block China's economic growth with oil as a weapon. Not very long ago U.S. politicians soundly killed a deal in which a Chinese oil company attempted to acquire less than 1% of the assets of a U.S. oil company, although the deal would have been purely a market-oriented move. There can be no doubt that certain U.S. politicians do not want to see a strong Chinese economy -- something which they view as a threat to U.S. superpower status. Ironically, however, Bush is urging China to embrace the international oil market. Can Chinese really trust the "offer" by Bush? I doubt it. The actual truth is that the U.S. is trying to block China’s economic growth with oil as a weapon. Not very long ago U.S. politicians soundly killed a deal in which a Chinese oil company attempted to acquire less than 1% of the assets of a U.S. oil company, although the deal would have been purely a market-oriented move. There can be no doubt that certain U.S. politicians do not want to see a strong Chinese economy — something which they view as a threat to U.S. superpower status. Ironically, however, Bush is urging China to embrace the international oil market. Can Chinese really trust the “offer” by Bush? I doubt it.

]]> Comment on China hungry for energy: Beijing determined to get bigger share in Alberta oilsands production, former ambassador says by 移民 http://china-alberta.com/?p=351&cpage=1#comment-186 移民 Wed, 06 Dec 2006 19:28:41 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=351#comment-186 Hi. You have very nice website! Beautiful design. Great article - exactly the information on exactly the topics I was wondering about! Hi. You have very nice website! Beautiful design. Great article – exactly the information on exactly the topics I was wondering about!

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]]> Comment on Canada’s CO2 Capture and Storage Technology Roadmap by George Fleming http://china-alberta.com/?p=242&cpage=1#comment-10 George Fleming Fri, 26 May 2006 02:20:16 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=242#comment-10 Great Blog. Wanted to let you know that we are aggregating your content along with 120 other carefully chosen blogs, podcasts and RSS feeds at www.inveslogic.com We are focused on content that is imporant to Canadian Small Cap investors. Best regards, George Fleming Great Blog. Wanted to let you know that we are aggregating your content along with 120 other carefully chosen blogs, podcasts and RSS feeds at http://www.inveslogic.com

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]]> Comment on 经济绑在油井上 石油让尼日利亚又喜又忧 by tom http://china-alberta.com/?p=231&cpage=1#comment-8 tom Wed, 03 May 2006 09:26:56 +0000 http://china-alberta.com/?p=231#comment-8 This was a great read. I want to learn more about China's strategy with regard to purchasing Canada's commodities. I'm also interested in the trade deals that give China access to other Canadian products. The military dimension is another sensitive but important issue. If the US and China go to war, would Canada continue to supply oil to China? Just how deep an alliance is Canada prepared to develop with the Middle Kingdom? This was a great read. I want to learn more about China’s strategy with regard to purchasing Canada’s commodities. I’m also interested in the trade deals that give China access to other Canadian products.

The military dimension is another sensitive but important issue. If the US and China go to war, would Canada continue to supply oil to China? Just how deep an alliance is Canada prepared to develop with the Middle Kingdom?

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