The Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC) was established as a Crown corporation by the Alberta Government in 1974. APMC’s key mandates include enabling value added hydrocarbon projects, exploring new opportunities for oil and gas products within North America and abroad and improving Provincial hydrocarbon market access.
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APMC operates as the Crown's agent in marketing its royalty share of resource production in Alberta's petroleum sector.
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The Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC) was established as a Crown corporation by the Alberta Government in 1974. APMC’s key mandates include enabling value added hydrocarbon projects, exploring new opportunities for oil and gas products within North America and abroad and improving Provincial hydrocarbon market access.
LinkedIn followers
2,219
People associated on LinkedIn
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Reported office locations
250 5 Street Southwest, 10th Floor, Calgary, Alberta T2P 0R4, CA
Business categories
Construction
Business Development
Oil and Gas
Other recorded names
Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission
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Reported total investment
0
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Industry
Oil and Gas
Size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Calgary, Alberta
Organization type
Government Agency
Year founded
1974
Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission has 1 open jobs in Canada as of November 8, 2026. Top locations: Calgary.
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Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission: APMC operates as the Crown's agent in marketing its royalty share of resource production in Alberta's petroleum sector.
8+ YOECandidates need 8+ years of risk management experience, ideally in oil and gas trading or financial risk. Strong quantitative, hedging and derivatives skills, plus the ability to explain complex risk to executives, are required.
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