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Natural Resources committee  I can take a crack at that one.

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  Thank you. I think the first important point is that the price of oil is clearly not set in Canada. This is part of a global market, and the price of oil is determined by global factors. I would submit the view that the more supply that is available to consumers, the more choic

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  I can't comment on that specific point, because I don't know the context in which he was talking about it. Like any product, I think it's important that there be a balance between what's attractive to the consumer and what's attractive to the producer. We have to try to find th

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  There are consultation guidelines in place today, as I think you are aware—

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  I think there are two aspects of that. One is that we would certainly agree that clarity on consultation requirements would be helpful. Second, accommodation is a more complex issue, as I'm sure you understand, that involves both the role of industry and the role of governmen

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  Maybe I could start, and Mr. Lambert and Mr. Wright can add. I believe there are three opportunities to reduce greenhouse emissions from the oil sands. Mr. Lambert already referred to the 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions per barrel since 1990. That's significant. Frankl

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  Thanks for the opportunity to comment on that point. We're familiar with the study that's been put out. Our observation of that study is that it has been written from a particular perspective that does not represent a balanced view. There are some very fundamental errors in the

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  There are a few comments I would make. First of all, industry does go to some lengths to try to ensure there is effective consultation and engagement with aboriginal groups. I personally believe, having worked at Shell for a long time and having been engaged with the Fort McKa

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  Thank you. There are a couple of comments I would make. First, industry does believe it has a robust monitoring system in place. Having said that, we must be open to, and we should be open to, improvement in that. What we've said very clearly is that with the third-party review

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Natural Resources committee  Good morning, Mr. Chairman, and members of the committee. Thank you for the opportunity to present the views of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers on what I think is a very important and timely study you're doing on energy security in Canada. I believe you have a co

November 25th, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Finance committee  I think Mr. Lord said it very well. We would share that view completely.

November 1st, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Finance committee  Yes, it's specific to natural gas. It does not include any consideration of oil, either as oil sands or otherwise.

November 1st, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Finance committee  My response, Mr. Chair, is that we're well served to have a natural gas price in North America that works for both consumers and producers. Given the job creation, economic benefits, and so on that flow from production of natural gas in Canada, it's important that we maintain a h

November 1st, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Finance committee  I can tell you very specifically that if you take a natural gas well drilled in the United States and compare it with a natural gas well drilled in Canada, the same type of well, it is less competitive in Canada to drill it. Unless we get our cost structure and our tax system int

November 1st, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer

Finance committee  Well, my comment was specifically to natural gas. That is the comparison we've made.

November 1st, 2010Committee meeting

David Collyer