Role of Industry

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Role of Industry

• Inuvik Petroleum Show
• John Carruthers
• June 16, 2005

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Role of Industry

• Viable project
• Care of the environment
• Respect of the cultures
• Meaningful consultation
• Capacity development
• Economic participation

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Uniquely Qualified
Natural Gas Business Handle approximately 14
bcf/d. Natural Gas
Distribution Canadas largest LDC, serving 1.7
million customers Liquids Transportation
Operate worlds longest liquids pipeline,
delivering over 2 million bpd Named to Global
100 Most Sustainable Corporations
Clearbrook
Saint John
Superior
Ottawa
Kansas City
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Substantial Northern Expertise

• Wellhead to Burner Tip
• Two natural gas wells
• Production facility
• 50 km (30 mile) buried pipeline and 44 km (27
  mile) buried distribution system
• Employees 8 (75 aboriginal descent)
• Joint Venture (1/3 ownership each)
• Inuvialuit Petroleum Corporation
• AltaGas Services
• Enbridge Inc.

• First buried pipeline in permafrost
• Built in 1985
• Right-of-Way 869 km (540 mi)
• Employees 17
• 19 years experience operating in permafrost

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Respect for Cultures

• Cultural social awareness
• Appreciation for diversity
• Customized processes
• Member of the community

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Early Meaningful Consultation

• Provide information early
• Listen
• Requires cooperation
• Action plans are evolutionary

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Capacity Development

• Identify labour market gaps
• Develop bridging programs
• Establish a joint forum and national strategy
• On the-job training and apprenticeship programs
• Imbedded Aboriginal hiring guidelines

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Economic Participation

• Timely communicate business opportunities
• Identify components involving
• northern business capability
• continuing demand in the northern economy
• Facilitate realistic expectations
• Socio-economic plans
• Structure contracts in sizes
• Limit socio-economic disruption
• Transportation, housing medical

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Role of Industry

• All parties jointly influence the success
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  John Carruthers