网页2022-2-4 February 4, 2022. 16. The Capline pipeline, connecting Patoka, Illinois to St. James, Louisiana, is now fully operational, transporting heavy crude oil produced in
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Contact网页2019-4-11 In 2018 the Canadian government bought the pipeline project from Texas-based Kinder Morgan—the expansion is considered important for opening new markets for the oil sands. Photograph By Ian
Contact网页2022-3-29 Great Canadian Oil Sands, formed by Sunoco in 1952, started up the first large-scale oil sands mine and bitumen upgrader in 1967. Now known as Suncor Energy, its
Contact网页2022-6-14 BP is divesting its last interest in Canada’s oil sands to Canadian firm Cenovus Energy as part of a portfolio reshaping that will see it buy into an offshore oil project in
Contact网页2021-7-29 Japanese state-backed oil producer Japan Petroleum Exploration Co (Japex) warned on Thursday of a 90 billion yen ($820 million) loss from exiting its Hangingston oil
Contact网页2022-12-20 Within this context, the Canadian oil sands have been characterized as “too expensive” to maintain production if global crude oil demand falls, a view that appears
Contact网页2022-12-20 EnergyNow is an online energy news and data media service dedicated to providing essential up to-date information on the Canadian oilgas industry. We provide
Contact网页Canada’s oil sands contribute less than 0.14% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, oil sands oil is produced under the most stringent regulatory regime in the
Contact网页2021-7-10 Canada will need as much as US$60 billion (C$75 billion) to make its oil sands operations net-zero emission businesses by 2050, top executives at the biggest oil firms
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Contact网页2022-6-14 BP is divesting its last interest in Canada’s oil sands to Canadian firm Cenovus Energy as part of a portfolio reshaping that will see it buy into an offshore oil project in eastern Canada. BP
Contact网页2021-7-29 Japanese state-backed oil producer Japan Petroleum Exploration Co (Japex) warned on Thursday of a 90 billion yen ($820 million) loss from exiting its Hangingston oil sands project in Canada
Contact网页2022-12-20 The oil sands (or tar sands as they are sometimes inaccurately referred to), are a mixture of sand, water, clay and a type of oil called bitumen. Thanks to innovation and technology we can recover oil from
Contact网页2022-8-13 The outlook for production growth from Canada’s oil sands is down again, limiting supply of what one analyst calls “the Great Canadian Barrel” to a world growing increasingly short on oil to meet its needs. “Canada is the world’s fourth-largest oil producer and one of the few countries that holds desperately needed supply growth potential,”
Contact网页2022-12-19 https://rebelne.ws/plus Subscribe to Rebel News Plus to get first access to new episodes of The Gunn ShowThe world's tyrants are stepping up and filling the LNG gap left by Canada. Robbie Picard from Oil Sands Strong joined Sheila Gunn Reid on last
Contact网页2022-12-20 Within this context, the Canadian oil sands have been characterized as “too expensive” to maintain production if global crude oil demand falls, a view that appears regularly in the media and even in government reports. Contrary to this accepted “common sense” narrative, the oil sands are not high cost, especially in a way that matters
Contact网页2021-7-10 Canada will need as much as US$60 billion (C$75 billion) to make its oil sands operations net-zero emission businesses by 2050, top executives at the biggest oil firms told Bloomberg
Contact网页2022-11-17 Canadian oil sands production is on pace to grow to 4.2 million bbl/d by 2030, up from ~3.3 million bbl/d today, driven by infrastructure buildouts that will increase takeaway capacity. Federal regulations, expected to be enacted in early 2023, will seek to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the oil and gas industry by 31% below
Contact网页2022-11-16 Canadian oil sands production is on pace to grow to 4.2 MMbbl/d by 2030, up from ~3.3 MMbbl/d today, driven by infrastructure buildouts that will increase takeaway capacity. Federal regulations, expected to be enacted in early 2023, will seek to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry by 31% below 2005 levels in
Contact网页2022-11-17 Canadian oil sands production is on pace to grow to 4.2 million bbl/d by 2030, up from ~3.3 million bbl/d today, driven by infrastructure buildouts that will increase takeaway capacity. Federal regulations, expected to be enacted in early 2023, will seek to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the oil and gas industry by 31% below
Contact网页2022-1-31 The 2020 results confirm the long-term trend of declining GHG intensity of the Canadian oil sands. Since 2009 (the earliest IHS Markit models capture) the industry has seen the average GHG intensity decline by just over 1.5 kgCO2e/bbl per year. In total this equates to a drop of about 17 kgCO2e/bbl or 20% from 2009 to 2020.
Contact网页2022-12-20 Within this context, the Canadian oil sands have been characterized as “too expensive” to maintain production if global crude oil demand falls, a view that appears regularly in the media and even in government reports. Contrary to this accepted “common sense” narrative, the oil sands are not high cost, especially in a way that matters
Contact网页2022-12-20 EnergyNow is an online energy news and data media service dedicated to providing essential up to-date information on the Canadian oilgas industry. We provide live feeds designed to help energy professionals, field personnel, business owners, and senior business leaders get the latest energy news and data, energy industry press
Contact网页2022-8-13 The outlook for production growth from Canada’s oil sands is down again, limiting supply of what one analyst calls “the Great Canadian Barrel” to a world growing increasingly short on oil to meet its needs. “Canada is the world’s fourth-largest oil producer and one of the few countries that holds desperately needed supply growth potential,”
Contact网页2022-12-19 https://rebelne.ws/plus Subscribe to Rebel News Plus to get first access to new episodes of The Gunn ShowThe world's tyrants are stepping up and filling the LNG gap left by Canada. Robbie Picard from Oil Sands Strong joined Sheila Gunn Reid on last
Contact网页2022-9-20 Suncor is the company that grew out of Sun Oil, which created the first commercial oil sands operation back in the ’60s. And the second big commercial oil sands operation was started by Imperial Oil, the Exxon subsidiary. Essentially, it’s litigation against the entire Canadian oil sands industry. SMITH
Contact网页2022-11-16 The recovery and ramp-up of oil sands production from the 2020 COVID-19 demand collapse extended into 2021. Total emissions were pushed higher over the year, but the rate of production growth was greater, resulting in a 2% decline in the greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity of Canadian oil sands supply to average just under 68 kgCO₂e/bbl in
Contact网页Canada’s oil sands contribute less than 0.14% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, oil sands oil is produced under the most stringent regulatory regime in the world for oil development. In fact, according to the Government of Canada, between 2005 and 2015, emission per barrel of oil from Canada’s oil sands decreased by 12%. When it
Contact网页2015-10-19 Friday, September 24, 2010 Canadian Oil Sands announced that crude oil production from the Syncrude facility is now estimated to total 105 million barrels (38.6 million barrels net to the Trust
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