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IMPERIAL OIL WANTS MORE GOVERNMENT AID FOR $16 BILLION CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT

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Imperial Oil Ltd., the Canadian oilsands unit of Exxon Mobil Corp., is calling
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The federal government is currently offering a 50 per cent tax credit and
Alberta’s provincial government has proposed support of 12 per cent for the roll
out of the project. The oilsands industry wants to install machinery to capture
emissions and transport carbon down a new pipeline to the Cold Lake region for
injection into the ground. The total current government support of 62 per cent
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“We are still in discussions with the government about the required fiscal
support that would be necessary,” he said. “We said we need 75 per cent.”

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Imperial is a member of Pathways Alliance, a group of Canada’s largest oilsands
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