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The province announced a new agreement Monday that will restructure the project’s finances to save an estimated $2 billion over the life of the project, extend the government’s obligation to supply bitumen for processing until 2058, and make the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC) a 50 per cent equity partner.
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Energy Minister Sonya Savage said in an interview it was the best option to reduce the mounting long-term costs for taxpayers.
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