P R O J E C T S TAT U S
10.11 PROJECT STATUS
Athabasca Region Industrial Heartland Region Cold Lake Region
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Peace River Region Northwest Saskatchewan
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CAPACITY
START-UP
REGULATORY STATUS
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CURRENT PROJECT
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CAPACITY
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START-UP
REGULATORY STATUS
Pierre River
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
Phase 1
100,000
2018
Application
Phase 2
100,000
TBD
Application
Horizon
Updated: Aug 2011
Phase 1
Updated: Nov 2010
SilverBirch Energy Corporation
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Frontier
Updated: Aug 2011
135,000
2008
Operating
Phase 2A
10,000
2014
Approved
Phase 2B
45,000
TBD
Approved
Silverbirch has completed its design basis memorandum and cost estimate for the Frontier/Equinox project. All four phases cost up to $22.9 billion. The company remains open to partnering and other options to progress its projects to commercialization. Regulatory application to be filed before the end of 2011.
Phase 3
80,000
TBD
Approved
Phase 1
80,000
2020
Announced
Tranche 1
TBD
2007
Operating
Tranche 2
5,000
2012
Construction
Phase 2
80,000
TBD
Announced
Phase 3
80,000
TBD
Announced
Phase 4 Equinox
40,000
TBD
Announced
Kearl
Changing landscapes
NEW Export Pipelines
PEACE RIVER REGION
Imperial Oil Limited
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Canadian Natural is reporting that synthetic crude oil shipments from Horizon resumed at the end of August post-fire repairs. Full production of 110,000 barrels per day is expected within weeks.
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SASKATCHEWAN REGION
SOUTH ATHABASCA REGION
NORTH ATHABASCA REGION — MINING •
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NORTH ATHABASCA REGION
Updated: Aug 2011
Imperial Oil says construction is 68 per cent complete. It is evaluating the recent Montana court decision barring transport of its modules on Highway 12. Efforts to reduce the size of modules in Lewiston, Idaho, are complete and Imperial began moving these into Alberta in mid-July.
Phase 1
110,000
2012
Construction
Phase 2
235,000
TBD
Approved
Shell Albian Sands
Jackpine
Updated: May 2011
Mining operations succesfully started up in September 2010. Now that the integrated project capacity has been expanded to 255,000 bpd, engineers will focus on improving operating efficiencies and adding capacity through debottlenecking.
Expansion
100,000
TBD
Application
Phase 1A
100,000
2010
Operating
Phase 1B
100,000
TBD
Muskeg River
Approved Updated: Nov 2010
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Commercial
155,000
2002
Operating
• Market dynamics • Business and environment • Transportation and logistics • Project updates
Expansion & Debottlenecking
115,000
TBD
Approved
Suncor Energy Inc. Base Operations
Updated: Aug 2011
Suncor says that with major maintenance now behind it at its oilsands facilities, it is looking forward to a strong second half of the year.
Millennium Debottlenecking
2008
Operating
Millennium Mine
294,000
23,000
1967
Operating
North Steepbank Extension
180,000
2012
Construction
Steepbank Debottleneck Phase 3
4,000
2007
Operating
Fort Hills
Updated: May 2011
Suncor expects to progress with engineering and site preparation work at the Fort Hills mine, targeting a 2016 start-up. Project still must be sanctioned and does not include upgrader portion.
Debottleneck
Phase 1
Voyageur South
Phase 1
25,000
TBD
165,000
2016
Approved Approved Updated: Nov 2010
120,000
TBD
Application
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