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Vol. 11, No. 33 Week of August 13, 2006
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Situation normal — upheaval rules

Total shuffles Joslyn completion; Imperial looks for cost-cutting; Suncor tight-lipped about costs; Enbridge Chinese deal slowed

By Gary Park

For Petroleum News

Even for the topsy-turvy world of the Alberta oil sands the last couple of weeks have been enough to make heads spin as companies wrestled with the timing of mega-projects, clammed up on the costs of future expansions and caused uncertainty about whether a deal with Chinese refiners is still achieva....

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Joslyn still needs approvals

Oil sands facing cost challenges

Also downstream hitches


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