Oil Sands Information
www.endgame.org
CANADA
Canada’s Oil Sands, Opportunities and Challenges to 2015 Canada National Energy Board, 2006
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
- publications
- statistical handbook
Athabasca Oil Sands Project List – December 2009
Alberta’s Oil Sands Government of Alberta
- current & proposed projects 2009
- Alberta Oil Sands Quarterly Update
The Impacts of Canadian Oil Sands Development on the United States’ Economy. Canadian Energy Research Institute, 2009.
Canadian Pipeline Transportation System - Transportation Assessment - July 2009
INDUSTRY MAPS
North American Pipelines & Refineries Network Enbridge 2009
Canadian & US Crude Oil Pipelines & Refineries CAPP 2008
Athabasca oil sands agreements map
interactive oil sands map Oil Sands Developers Group
oil sands developers map Syncrude 2006
Trans Mountain (Terasen) Pipeline map
Keystone pipeline and expansion map
ConocoPhillips pipelines & terminals map
ACTIVIST MAPS
map of pipelines running to refineries NoDirtyEnergy
maps of oil sands development OilSandsTruth
existing and proposed tar sands pipelines OilSandsTruth
Athabasca mineable oil sands map OilSandsTruth
UNITED STATES
U.S. refineries map & database Energy Supply Logistics
U.S. refineries ranked by capacity US EIA
U.S. tar sands map 1 US Argonne Lab
U.S. tar sands map 2 US Argonne Lab
Accidents & spills database US EPA ERNS
Oil resources US EIA
Petroleum statistics US EIA
State energy profiles US EIA
U.S. oil imports by company US EIA
How the Oil Sands Got to the Great Lakes Basin: Pipelines, Refineries and Emissions to Air and Water (2008)
ACTIVIST CAMPAIGNS
Climate Justice Tar Sands Campaign
Corporate Ethics International Oil Sands Campaign
Fair Pensions - Tar Sands: Counting the Cost Cost
Friends of the Earth - Tar Sands Campaign
Greenpeace - Stop the Tar Sands
Indigenous Environmental Network - Shut Down the Tar Sands
GLOBAL
Heavy Oil and Natural Bitumen Resources USGS, 2007
VENEZUELA OIL SANDS
Orinoco Belt Wikipedia
Comparing Venezuelan and Canadian Heavy Oil and Tar Sands
VesselTrax: Texas City , Gulf Coast , Venezuela
ACTIVIST REPORTS & FILMS
Bitumen and Biocarbon
Global Forest Watch
Tar Sands: Dirty Oil and the Future of a Continent
by Andrew Nikiforuk
Unconventional Oil. Scraping the Bottom of the Barrel?
World Wildlife Fund
Petropolis: Aerial Perspectives on the Alberta Tar Sands
Greenpeace film by Peter Mettler
Tar Sands in Your Tank
Greenpeace
Chinese investment in Canada’s oil sands (Reuters, May 13, 2010)
2010 May: China Investment Corp to buy 45% of Penn West Energy Trust project near Peace River, Alberta for C$817 million ($801 million).
2010 April: Sinopec Corp agrees to buy ConocoPhillips’ 9% stake in Syncrude Canada Ltd for $4.65 billion.
2009 August: PetroChina agrees to buy a 60% of two undeveloped oil sands properties held by Athabasca Oil Sands Corp.
2009 April: Sinopec acquires an additional 10% stake in Total SA’s undeveloped Northern Lights oil sands project.
2005 May: Sinopec acquires 40% stake in Total SA’s undeveloped Northern Lights oil sands project for C$105 million ($103 million).
2005 April: CNOOC Ltd pays C$122 million for 16.7% of MEG Energy Ltd which is developing oil sands in northern Alberta.
2005 April: Enbridge signs agreement with PetroChina to ship tar sands oil via the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline to Canadian Pacific Coast. (PetroChina withdrew from the project).