Insight
Canada's Oil Sands: top performers shine in Q3 2016
Report summary
Production and operating figures have rebounded drastically compared to last quarter after project shut-ins and production curtailments resulting from the Fort McMurray wildfires hampered Q2 2016 results. Oil sands operators continue to drive value while grappling with the prolonged low oil price environment. Year over year reductions in operating costs and increased capacity utilisation have strengthened project netbacks across the region.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Benchmark oil prices and bitumen realisations
- In situ production
- Mining production
- Operating costs
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Significant events
- Canadian Natural moving forward with Kirby North
- Syncrude outperforms this quarter
- Refinery developments
- Pipeline decision draws closer
- Alberta's emissions cap gets billed
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Benchmark prices
- Historical Western Canada Select prices
- Realised prices in Cdn$/bbl
- In situ projects >25k b/d
- In situ projects <25k b/d
- Mining project production
- Operating costs
- Canadian Natural capital development spending
- Kirby project valuations under flat prices
- Syncrude quarterly metrics
What's included
This report contains:
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