Syncrude aims to boost output

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Syncrude Canada Ltd. is planning to increase production by up to 27% for the 2001 year. The company hopes to produce 246,000 to 257,000 synthetic crude oil barrels daily.

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Greenhouse gas concerns not seen halting oil projects

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Syncrude Canada Ltd. will continue with its tar sands development project with no interference by the government despite protests by environmental groups.

Government regulation, Crude Petroleum from Tar Sands, Environmental associations, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Environmental policy, Oil sands

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Gas supplies low heading into summer season

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The decrease in the supply of gas due to maintenance problems at refineries in the United States and Canada is discussed.

United States, General services, Market information - general, Natural Gas, Supply and demand, Maintenance and repair, Petroleum refineries

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