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Government of Alberta, Canada Ministry of International and Intergovernmental Relations Shale Mission to Brazil and Colombia November, 2013

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Government of Alberta, CanadaMinistry of International and Intergovernmental Relations

Shale Mission to Brazil and Colombia

November, 2013

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Ministry of International and Intergovernmental Relations (IIR)

– Coordinating Alberta’s relationships with various levels of government in Canada and around the world.

– Enhancing Alberta’s national and international presence in areas such as export development, investment attraction and governmental relations on behalf of Albertans.

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International Presence

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Growth

* Census EstimateSource: Statistics Canada and Alberta Enterprise and Advanced Education

Growth In Selected Indicators: 2002 - 2012Per Cent Change

83.0

17.0

20.4

14.4

11.2

130.3

95.1

34.8

28.2

23.8

Investment

Goods Exports

GDP

Employment

Population

Alberta Canada

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Export Markets

United States86%

China29%

Japan15%

Other Asia18%

EU 2810%

Mexico8% Other Latin America and Caribbean

7% Middle East and North Africa

8% Other4%

Distribution of Albert's Export Destinations by Region in 2012

Asia-Pacific,62%

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Export Sectors

Total = $94.9 Billion

Crude Oil, $56.9

Natural Gas, $8.6

Other Energy, $3.1

Agriculture, $9.1

Chemicals, $6.9

Manufacturing, $6.3

Forestry, $2.1

Other, $1.7Alberta's Exports by Sector in 2012 ($CAD Billions)

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What Are the Oil Sands?

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• Naturally occurring mixture of sand, clay, water and bitumen –a very heavy oil.

• Occurs relatively near the surface compared to most other major oil reservoirs.

• All extraction separates the bitumen from the sand and water at point of production.

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Saudi Arabia

Venezuela

Canada

Iran

Iraq

Kuwait

Abu Dhabi

Russia

Libya

Nigeria

Kazakhstan

Qatar

United States

China

Brazil

Algeria

0 100000000000 200000000000 300000000000 264,520,000,000

211,170,000,000 174

151,170,000,000

143,100,000,000

101,500,000,000

92,200,000,000

60,000,000,000

47,100,000,000

37,200,000,000

30,000,000,000

25,380,000,000

20,682,000,000

20,350,000,000

13,986,710,000

12,200,000,000

World Oil Reserves

Alberta 169

Only 21% of the world’s proven oil reserves are

accessible to private sector investment (not state

controlled). 53% of the world’s open and accessible

reserve are in Alberta’s oil sands.

Source: Oil & Gas Journal January 1, 2012

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Alberta’s Major Shale/Siltstone Formations

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Environmental Leadership

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