Essential Skills - National Adult Literacy Database
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<strong>Essential</strong> <strong>Skills</strong> and the Northern Oil and Gas Workforce Final Report and Resource Guide<br />
Mackenzie Gas Project<br />
Four major Canadian oil and gas companies and a group representing the Aboriginal peoples of<br />
Canada’s Northwest Territories are partners in the proposed Mackenzie Gas Project.<br />
ABORIGINAL PIPELINE GROUP (APG)<br />
www.aboriginalpipeline.ca<br />
The Aboriginal Pipeline Group (APG) was formed in 2000 to represent the interests of the<br />
Aboriginal peoples of the Northwest Territories in the proposed Mackenzie Valley Pipeline. Two<br />
other related organizations have also been formed.<br />
• Mackenzie Valley Aboriginal Pipeline Limited Partnership (MVAPLP):<br />
MVAPLP holds the APG’s financial interest in the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline. MVAPLP is<br />
to be owned primarily by organizations under the direction of the Deh Cho, Sahtu,<br />
Gwich’in and Inuvialuit. The other Northwest Territory settlement areas (the Akaitcho,<br />
Dogrib, Salt River, North Slave Metis Alliance and South Slave Metis Alliance) will be<br />
given an opportunity to participate in the MVAPLP at the discretion of the Deh Cho,<br />
Sahtu, Gwich’in and Inuvialuit.<br />
• Mackenzie Valley Aboriginal Pipeline Corporation (MVAPC).<br />
MVAPC is the general partner of MVAPLP. In October 2001, the Mackenzie Valley<br />
Aboriginal Pipeline Corporation entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the<br />
four producing companies. In June 2003, the APG became a full participant in the<br />
Project following funding and participation agreements between the four producers, the<br />
APG and TransCanada PipeLines Limited.<br />
THE PRODUCER GROUP<br />
The Producer Group consists of four oil and gas companies that hold interests in the Niglintgak,<br />
Taglu and Parsons Lake natural gas fields in the Mackenzie Delta. In addition to being coowners<br />
of the Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline with the APG, the producers will also be joint<br />
owners of a smaller system of pipelines that will gather the natural gas from those natural gas<br />
fields, a gas processing facility near Inuvik that will separate<br />
natural gas liquids from the natural gas, and a liquids pipeline from the facility near Inuvik to<br />
Norman Wells.<br />
Imperial Oil Resources Ventures<br />
Limited<br />
www.imperialoil.com<br />
Imperial Oil Resources Ventures Limited holds a 100% interest in, and operates, the Taglu<br />
natural gas field. Imperial is also the operator for the gathering system and the Mackenzie<br />
Valley Pipeline. Imperial Oil Resources Ventures Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of<br />
Imperial Oil Limited, one of Canada’s largest corporations. Imperial is also one of the largest<br />
producers of crude oil in the country and a major producer of natural gas, as well as the largest<br />
refiner and marketer of petroleum products.<br />
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