Syncrude back to normal production; but more maintenance coming
Aug 4, 2011 at 7:17 am in Business, News by TheNewsGirl
Syncrude’s production is back up to normal, but there could be more hurdles on the horizon.
Production went up 13 percent in July, as maintenance downtime decreased.
But the company says it’s planning for major maintenance in the coming months.
One of its coker units will be out of commission for 45 days this fall.
That will cut production by four to five million barrels.
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