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EnCana And ConocoPhillips File For Christina Lake Expansion

March 2009 | Industry News

Calgary-based EnCana and oil sands joint venture (JV) partner US major ConocoPhillips have filed for environmental approval to expand output at the Christina Lake oil sands project in Athabasca by 120,000 barrels per day (b/d), according to documents lodged with provincial regulators.

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