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Canada's Oil Sands: Highlights from Q2 2013
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Report summary
Oil sands operators witnessed an eventful second quarter as natural disasters, man-made incidents, lease cancellations, and external market forces posed challenges. Bitumen price realisations improved Cdn$20/bbl from the Q1 average.
Table of contents
- Average bitumen realisation improves by Cdn$20/bbl boosting players' netbacks
- Kearl ramping up, while other projects underwent turnaround downtime
- Bitumen seepage at Canadian Natural's Primrose to impact 2014 production
- Oil sands leases exchange hands and others cancelled outright
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Alternative transportation options march forwards
- TransCanada's Energy East receives strong shipper backing
- Rail and storage optionality also expanding
- Economic Assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Bitumen and SCO price realisations versus WTI
- Mining production trends
- In situ production trends
- Announced plans to increase Western Canada rail loading capacity of crude to over 800,000 b/d
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