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06.10.2020

23 Apr 2019 Pollution from oilsands facilities near Fort McMurray waft into the skyline on Feb. also evaluating data collected in partnership with the U.S.'s National Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership;  CALGARY – Albertans concerned about the future of the oil sands should not be The publicly-named partners include: Sinopec; Nexen (now owned by  ventures and partnerships in the industry, which is helpful for oilsands as it allows for April 2010: Sinopec purchased a 9% stake in Syncrude Canada Ltd. 8 Dec 2017 transaction, the joint venture partners will be Suncor (58.74 per cent), Imperial Oil . Resources (25 per cent), Sinopec Oil Sands. Partnership 

13 Apr 2010 Sinopec is also partners with French supermajor Total in the Northern Lights oilsands project formerly owned by Synenco Energy. On March 29 

ventures and partnerships in the industry, which is helpful for oilsands as it allows for April 2010: Sinopec purchased a 9% stake in Syncrude Canada Ltd. 8 Dec 2017 transaction, the joint venture partners will be Suncor (58.74 per cent), Imperial Oil . Resources (25 per cent), Sinopec Oil Sands. Partnership  7 Jul 2019 policy; government selection of the partners for major international joint Sinopec invested in Canadian oil sands through the establishment of  6 Dec 2012 China's oil companies started to make overseas oil/gas investment in 1993, such as Three major NOCs (CNPC, SINOPEC and CNOOC) assume more than 90% of overseas projects, as preferred partner for international peers sands), in mode of Concession and partially Production Sharing Contract.

The Mocal agreement leaves the Syncrude consortium with just four partners. Canadians Suncor and Imperial Oil Ltd. hold 58.74 per cent and 25 per cent, respectively, while Chinese-owned Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership and Nexen Oil Sands Partnership have 9.03 per cent and 7.23 per cent.

The Syncrude Project is a joint venture undertaking among Imperial Oil Resources Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership; and Suncor Energy Inc. (with the Suncor interest held by Canadian Oil Sands Partnership #1 and Suncor Energy Ventures Partnership, both wholly owned affiliates of Suncor Energy Inc.). The Syncrude Project is a joint venture undertaking among Imperial Oil Resources Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership; and Suncor Energy Inc. (with the Suncor interest held by Canadian Oil Sands Partnership #1 and Suncor Energy Ventures Partnership, both wholly owned affiliates of Suncor Energy Inc.). Company Profile. Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Development Corporation (“SIPC”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of SINOPEC Group, is specialized in overseas oil and gas investment and operations. SIPC was established in January 2001,headquartered in Beijing and consists of 19 departments and 28 overseas companies. Current production capacity is 350,000 barrels per day of high quality light, sweet crude oil, and cumulative production now exceeds 2.2 billion barrels. The Syncrude Project is a Joint Venture undertaking among Canadian Oil Sands Partnership #1 (36.74%), Imperial Oil Resources (25%), Mocal Energy Limited (5%),

Mr. Mou noted that Sinopec has established international upstream, downstream and petrochemical business and technology partnerships with a number of global oil companies such as ExxonMobil, BP

23 Apr 2019 Pollution from oilsands facilities near Fort McMurray waft into the skyline on Feb. also evaluating data collected in partnership with the U.S.'s National Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership;  CALGARY – Albertans concerned about the future of the oil sands should not be The publicly-named partners include: Sinopec; Nexen (now owned by  ventures and partnerships in the industry, which is helpful for oilsands as it allows for April 2010: Sinopec purchased a 9% stake in Syncrude Canada Ltd. 8 Dec 2017 transaction, the joint venture partners will be Suncor (58.74 per cent), Imperial Oil . Resources (25 per cent), Sinopec Oil Sands. Partnership  7 Jul 2019 policy; government selection of the partners for major international joint Sinopec invested in Canadian oil sands through the establishment of  6 Dec 2012 China's oil companies started to make overseas oil/gas investment in 1993, such as Three major NOCs (CNPC, SINOPEC and CNOOC) assume more than 90% of overseas projects, as preferred partner for international peers sands), in mode of Concession and partially Production Sharing Contract. 1 Oct 2014 including Canadian Oil Sands' expanded ownership of the Syncrude the Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership, the Nexen Oil Sands Partnership, 

The Syncrude Project is a joint venture undertaking among Imperial Oil Resources Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership; and 

The participants are Canadian Oil Sands Partnership #1 (36.74%), Imperial Oil Resources (25%), Suncor Energy Oil and Gas Partnership (12%), Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership (9.03%), Nexen Oil Sands Partnership (7.23%), Mocal Energy (5%) and Murphy Oil (5%), trading as individual partners, rather than directly as Syncrude. Sinopec, the oil sands and justice delayed Open this photo in gallery: Two temporary foreign workers on the Horizon oil sands project died when the roof of a tank they were building collapsed. The Mocal agreement leaves the Syncrude consortium with just four partners. Canadians Suncor and Imperial Oil Ltd. hold 58.74 per cent and 25 per cent, respectively, while Chinese-owned Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership and Nexen Oil Sands Partnership have 9.03 per cent and 7.23 per cent. The Syncrude Project is a joint venture undertaking among Imperial Oil Resources Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership; and Suncor Energy Inc. (with the Suncor interest held by Canadian Oil Sands Partnership #1 and Suncor Energy Ventures Partnership, both wholly owned affiliates of Suncor Energy Inc.). The Syncrude Project is a joint venture undertaking among Imperial Oil Resources Limited; CNOOC Oil Sands Canada; Sinopec Oil Sands Partnership; and Suncor Energy Inc. (with the Suncor interest held by Canadian Oil Sands Partnership #1 and Suncor Energy Ventures Partnership, both wholly owned affiliates of Suncor Energy Inc.). Company Profile. Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Development Corporation (“SIPC”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of SINOPEC Group, is specialized in overseas oil and gas investment and operations. SIPC was established in January 2001,headquartered in Beijing and consists of 19 departments and 28 overseas companies.