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DUG Canada 2013: Shale Projects Turn To Private Equity, Asia

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Darren Barbee, Hart Energy
March 1, 2013

For unconventional shale, support from public equity is dwindling, resource plays require staggering capitalization and joint ventures are beginning to take center stage because even companies as large as Encana Corp. (NYSE: ECA) can’t go it alone.

Private equity is taking up the slack as investors back companies just long enough to highlight their proven reserves. ...

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