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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
% z# k+ O2 i, rCBC News Posted: Apr 18, 2016 10:11 AM CT Last Updated: Apr 18, 2016 10:11 AM CT
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# ` b4 y( G) _6 uThe new Husky Energy heavy oil thermal project at Edam East, located approximately 100 kilometres east of Lloydminster, started production Monday in Saskatchewan.
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New Husky Energy plants will create 90 permanent, 500 construction jobs9 |) `, E6 r# o- e
# i( Y0 v0 V4 P% V& ^"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.9 E/ V. H+ g) N# Y4 s' h: a
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"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."0 A: r7 {5 m' s0 g: Y3 d: u+ {" c
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According 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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This is the first of three thermal projects Husky will bring online this year in the province. |
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