How Alberta’s Industrial Heartland drives energy investment into the Canadian province
Mark Plamondon discusses how Alberta’s Industrial Heartland drives investment into the province, how Alberta’s industrial infrastructure compares to other jurisdictions, and upcoming projects from Air Products, Mitsubishi , Shell, Itochu, and Petronas.
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