Four major Canadian oil and gas companies and a group representing the aboriginal peoples of Canada's Northwest Territories are partners in the proposed Mackenzie Gas Project.

The Producer Group is:

Imperial Oil Resources Ventures Limited

Imperial Oil Resources Ventures Limited wholly holds and operates the Taglu natural gas field and will construct and operate it. Imperial will also construct and operate the Mackenzie gathering system and the Mackenzie Valley pipeline.

ConocoPhillips Canada (North) Limited

ConocoPhillips Canada (North) Limited holds a 75 percent interest in the Parsons Lake natural gas field. It will construct and operate the production facilities at Parsons Lake.

Shell Canada Limited

Shell Canada Limited wholly holds interest in the Niglintgak natural gas field and will construct and operate the production facilities at Niglintgak.

ExxonMobil Canada Properties

ExxonMobil Canada Properties holds a 25 percent interest in the Parsons Lake natural gas field.

Aboriginal Pipeline Group (APG)

The Aboriginal Pipeline Group (APG) represents the interests of the aboriginal peoples of the Northwest Territories in the proposed Mackenzie Valley Pipeline. It has the opportunity to acquire up to a one-third interest in the main Mackenzie Valley Pipeline.

The four oil and gas companies ("The Producer Group") hold interests in three large natural gas fields discovered in the Mackenzie Delta. In addition to being co-owners of the main Mackenzie Valley pipeline with the APG, the producer group will also be joint owners of gathering system, a gas processing facility near Inuvik that will separate natural gas liquids from the natural gas, and a liquids pipeline from the facility near Inuvik to Norman Wells.

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