Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta has fined a local subsidiary of U.S.-based Murphy Oil Corp. CA$172,500 (US$130,031) for its role in a 9,000-barrel spill in 2015 that went undetected for more than six weeks, the provincial energy regulator said on Feb. 28.The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) said Murphy Oil Co. failed to report the release of condensate and failed to “conduct remedial actions,” which caused damage to public lands near Peace River in northwestern Alberta.
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February 28, 2017