@article {51318,
	title = {A science and technology strategy for Canada{\textquoteright}s oil sands industry},
	year = {1995},
	note = {National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.  Appendix A: Science and Technology Report.  Alberta Chamber of Resources Edmonton Alberta.  23 pp.},
	pages = {23 pages },
	institution = {Alberta Chamber of Resources Oil Sands Task Force },
	address = {Edmonton, AB  },
	abstract = {This report showed that science and technology are the basis for all current oil sands operations. Study proved that technological breakthroughs were essential for future grassroots investment. Assuming that the price of oil would remain in the range of 15 to 20 dollars a barrel, new technologies would be the key lever to economically sound commercial development. Technologies should reduce capital, operating as well as transportation costs. It was urged that, in the development of new technologies, emphasis should be put on technologies that eliminate or bypass entire sections of the current cost structure
},
	keywords = {air emissions, in-situ, plant site, research needs, tailings, water use},
	editor = {National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies}
}
