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New Husky Energy plant starts production in Saskatchewan
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Has capacity to produce 10,000 barrels of oil per day
& s: Q# x/ m, v/ N ~CBC News Posted: Apr 18, 2016 10:11 AM CT Last Updated: Apr 18, 2016 10:11 AM CT
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The new Husky Energy heavy oil thermal project at Edam East, located approximately 100 kilometres east of Lloydminster, started production Monday in Saskatchewan.7 |1 O6 w; D; x) ^% k* N
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New Husky Energy plants will create 90 permanent, 500 construction jobs! X9 F/ V5 g- t0 ~) L6 @6 {( T
- O/ Y2 F: ?! e' R6 z"Our growing portfolio of heavy oil thermal projects continues to lead Husky's transition into a low sustaining capital business," said Asim Ghosh, Husky Energy CEO, in a news release. j6 m( T; [; F6 J6 e
, _6 ?. c8 s& K1 E# i$ p& R! x"Edam East is another example of the quick ramp ups that we've come to expect from these developments, which have operating costs amongst the lowest in the industry."% d, H: O# _# L1 ?( t! u: s. i/ y
$ S8 x c, S( y5 J# H" ]/ U9 W' hAccording to Husky Energy, the new plant will have the capacity to produce 10,000 barrels of oil per day with operating costs for its Lloydminster thermal product line averaging about $7 per barrel, including energy.
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9 y8 M2 f3 U# C* m3 ]4 SThis is the first of three thermal projects Husky will bring online this year in the province. |
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