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Canada's Oil Sands: highlights from Q1 2015 results
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Report summary
Amidst low oil prices, Canada's oil sands production continues to climb. Growth in the in situ sector continued with production increasing by 33,000 b/d quarter-on-quarter. Production at the mining sites expanded by 141,000 b/d from the previous quarter's levels. Despite strong production gains, the headline story over the quarter was the low oil price, with the Synthetic Crude Oil (SCO) realised price falling 32% quarter-on-quarter.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Prices stabilise and begin to recover, WCS better than most
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Project announcements
- Can producers capture cost deflation?
- Transportation
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Production
- Mining production ramps up
- In situ production grows 3%
- Turnarounds move forward in schedule
- Other notable events
- Economic assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Brent and WTI begin to recover
- Historical WCS price (2009-2015)
- Reported price realisations
- Key project announcements
- Canada's Oil Sands: highlights from Q1 2015 results: Table 2
- Canada's Oil Sands: highlights from Q1 2015 results: Table 3
- New build SAGD project sensitivity to cost
- Canada's Oil Sands: highlights from Q1 2015 results: Image 5
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