The
appointment
of
an
interim
chief,
Encana
director
Clayton
Woitas,
was
seen
by
some
analysts
as
a
signal
that
the
company
could
be
put
on
the
market.
Encana
has
massive
natural-gas
reserves
from
conventional
and
shale-gas
fields
which
could
attract
international
oil
companies,
but
Woitas
told
Reuters
the
departure
of
Randy
Eresman
announced
late
on
Friday
was
not
a
sign
that
the
board
would
seek
a
buyer
for
the
company.
"Encana
is
not
up
for
sale,"
Woitas
said
in
an
interview
with
the
news
agency.
Eresman,
who
led
the
Calgary,
Alberta-based
company
for
seven…
