Suncor Energy completes maintenance on oil sands upgrader
Written by PEM Staff Monday, 16 April 2012
Suncor Energy reported Monday it has completed maintenance on Upgrader 2 (U2) at its oil sands facility located north of Fort McMurray, Alta., and that the upgrader has now returned to normal operations.
The upgrader was safely taken offline in March due to a fractionator performance issue. Suncor does not anticipate this will result in a change to its annual production guidance.
According to news reports, Syncrude Canada also had one of its upgrading units, the 100,000 bpd Coker 8-1, down for extended maintenance and there was no word yet on whether it had restarted.
www.suncor.com
The upgrader was safely taken offline in March due to a fractionator performance issue. Suncor does not anticipate this will result in a change to its annual production guidance.
According to news reports, Syncrude Canada also had one of its upgrading units, the 100,000 bpd Coker 8-1, down for extended maintenance and there was no word yet on whether it had restarted.
www.suncor.com
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