Canada's oil sands: infrastructure woes weigh on Q4 2017
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Benchmark prices and bitumen realisations
- In situ production
- Mining production
- Operating costs
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Other significant events
- Federal government introduces the Canadian Energy Regulator amidst provincialpipeline quarrelling
- Sturgeon refinery flows first diesel
- Alberta stimulating investment in partial upgrading
- Suncor bolsters Fort Hills and Syncrude mining ownership while filing regulatory plans for Lewis SAGD
- Suncor goesdriverless
- MEG disposes of Access
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Benchmark pricingBenchmark price performanceHistoric WCS prices
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Realised bitumen prices face a wider discount to WTIIn situ projects producing >30,000 b/dIn situ projects producing <30,000 b/dMining project productionMining operating costsIn situ operating costsWestern Canada oil supply - local refinery consumption vs pipeline takeaway capacity
What's included
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