HomeMagazine2014March 2014, Vol. 241 No. 3Pipeline Work Starts To Flow In Canada

March 2014, Vol. 241 No. 3

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Pipeline Work Starts To Flow In Canada

Surerus Pipeline Inc. is installing three 10-km pipelines at the Long Lake Kinosis project, just south of Fort McMurray, two of which use thermal traced technology. The project, located at one of Nexen’s integrated steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) bitumen recovery sites and upgrading operations, has a production capacity of 72,000 bopd; work is underway to increase the site’s bitumen production. Surerus Pipeline won the $6.1 billion contract from energy developer Nexen Canada – a wholly owned subsidiary of CNOOC – China’s largest producer of offshore crude oil and natural gas. Work on the project will include installation of three pipeline

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