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To: energyplay who wrote (49868)5/9/2009 9:15:19 PM
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>>>If the Bakken supply increases faster than pipeline capacity can be added, the Bakken and tar sands crude will compete for pipeline space, pushing down prices<<<

Very unlikely, to say the least.

The Syncrude project is in place, well-established, well-financed, profitable even at current depressed prices, and an obvious success.

What you are mentioning is speculative, far in the future, unproved, not even well planned, and much harder to exploit.
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