Tensions simmer in Syncrude ranksOperator and largest shareholder unable to agree on timing for C$15 billion expansion of world’s largest synthetic crude plant Gary Park For Petroleum News
An apparent rift among owners of Syncrude Canada, the world’s largest single synthetic crude operation, is stalling plans to increase capacity by 250,000 barrels per day to 600,000 bpd by 2020.
First announced in February 2010, the C$15 billion expansion proposal has operator Imperial Oil (69.6 perc....
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