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Canada's Oil Sands: Highlights from Q3 2014 results
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Report summary
Oil sands production grew 7% quarter-on-quarter, with growth from both mining and in situ projects. A further narrowing of price differentials, combined with a weak Canadian dollar, resulted in sturdy returns. Despite the fall in WTI and Brent pricing, the Western Canada Select (WCS) price was only slightly down over the quarter.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Global oil prices fall
- A round up of major pipeline projects
- New project commissioning heats up
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Debottlenecking remains a focus
- Kearl mine goes into downtime
- In situ production grows nearly 3%
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- Economic assumptions
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