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By Judy Monchuk |
January 24, 2007
Amidst a takeover by its parent company, Shell Canada says its long-term vision for Alberta oilsands development includes plans to increase bitumen production to 770,000 barrels a day and refining capacity to about 700,000 barrels.
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By The Canadian Press |
September 22, 2006
A major shareholder has sent a letter to Western Oil Sands urging it to consider a sale, addressing concerns about the rising costs of Athabasca Oil Sands and the company's decision to invest $45 million in oil and natural gas in Iraq.
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By James Stevenson |
August 3, 2006
After posting significant second-quarter profits, Suncor Energy announced its plans to become the "developer of choice" in the oilsands.
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By James Stevenson |
July 26, 2006
Shell Canada has raised its estimate of so-called in-situ Alberta oilsands resources to more than 25 billion barrels, with plans to move operations eastward.
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By James Stevenson |
July 25, 2006
Higher maintenance costs and lower production from its oilsands operations conspired to pull down Shell Canada's second quarter profits by more than 10% to $475 million.
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By Judy Monchuk |
May 11, 2006
CEO David Dyck is projecting Western's annual output at between 29,000 and 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day - just slightly slower than the 2005 figures.
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By James Stevenson |
February 23, 2006
Although annual profits dropped by 25% to C$1.05 billion in 2005, Canadian Natural Resources says its C$10.8-billion Horizon oilsands project is ahead of schedule.
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By James Stevenson |
January 29, 2006
Citing the need to access deeper capital pools than Canada can provide, large trusts like Canadian Oil Sands say restrictions that bar non-Canadians from owning more than 49% of a trust's units must be relaxed.
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By James Stevenson |
January 25, 2006
Shell Canada started things off today in what many expect to be a very lucrative earnings season in the Canadian oilpatch, reporting record annual profits of C$2.01 billion, up more than 56% over 2004.
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By James Stevenson |
August 9, 2005
Shell Canada has hit another snag at its Athabasca oilsands project as expansion costs are set to increase by more than 80% primarily due to engineering costs and a labour shortage.