(Reuters) - CALGARY, Alberta, July 30 - Royal Dutch Shell Plc
plans to build an oil sands upgrading complex at its
Edmonton, Alberta, refinery that could cost as much as C$27
billion , putting it among Canada's costliest
projects, it said on Monday.
Shell said its proposed Upgrader 2 would be built in four
100,000 barrel a day stages, processing tar-like bitumen from
its Athabasca Oil Sands Project -- which is already undergoing
a multibillion-dollar expansion -- as well as its steam-driven
oil sands projects in the same region.
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plans to build an oil sands upgrading complex at its
Edmonton, Alberta, refinery that could cost as much as C$27
billion , putting it among Canada's costliest
projects, it said on Monday.
Shell said its proposed Upgrader 2 would be built in four
100,000 barrel a day stages, processing tar-like bitumen from
its Athabasca Oil Sands Project -- which is already undergoing
a multibillion-dollar expansion -- as well as its steam-driven
oil sands projects in the same region.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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