Bitumen off-gases hold the key to a sustainable future for Alberta’s petrochemical industry
Alberta could double the size of its petrochemical industry by adopting a multi-pronged strategy to increase the supply of ethane within the province, says a former NOVA Chemicals Corporation executive who now chairs a provincial government task force dealing with the sector.
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