Alberta Wildfires Disrupt 7% Of Canada’s Oil Production Wildfires in Alberta, Canada — the country’s energy hub — have shuttered 344k barrels per day of oil sands production, or about 7% of national output. Cenovus Energy, MEG Energy, and Canadian Natural Resources have halted output because of a 61,500-hectare blaze near the Saskatchewan border. One of the 26 active wildfires is about 6 miles from 470k barrels bpd of oil sands production. What’s critical to know: Affected companies include Cenovus Energy, MEG Energy, and Canadian Natural Resources. Roughly 470k bpd of production is within 6 miles of active fires. Cenovus halted its Christina Lake site… — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More
