A senior Suncor Energy Inc. executive said Wednesday the company won’t delay its biggest long-term growth projects because it expects crude oil prices to double from current levels within the next three to four years. “In the longer term, oil is going to go back to $90-$100,” Alister Cowan, the oil sands producer’s chief financial officer, told investors attending a Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce conference in Whistler, British Columbia, saying that prices would rebound to that level “probably in three years or four years’ time.” That bullish outlook echoes recent comments by CEO Steve Williams, who has said he also expects oil prices to climb back to the lofty levels of last summer. U.S. oil for March delivery traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange settled Wednesday at $47.78 a barrel. Oil prices have tumbled more than 55% since June, with the steepest decline following the Organization of […]