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Oil sands: New technologies on trialCompanies pushing the envelope with new techniques for in-situ oil sands extraction
Companies pushing the envelope with new techniques for in-situ oil sands extraction
September 05, 2019

A traditional steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) well pad. Suncor Energy/Flickr
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