中国石化新闻网讯 据油价网8月1日报道，由于油砂项目的维护以及数据中不包括Suncor油田的产量，加拿大艾伯塔省6月石油产量降至七个月低点。
艾伯塔省能源监管机构表示，6月份的总产量为271万桶/日，彭博社指出，同比下降了21%，是自2016年6月以来的最低产量。
排除Suncor的生产数据是一个令人惊讶的决定，对此没有提供任何解释。该公司是加拿大最大的油砂运营商之一。上个月，Suncor表示，其6月份的日均产量较5月份增加了34.4%，达到29.3万桶。
今年6月，加拿大产油砂省的油砂产量下降了48%，至每日71.2万桶。总体油砂产量下降幅度较小，降幅为25%，降至215万桶/日。
今年早些时候，艾伯塔省的野火肆虐减少了石油产量，导致每天逾14万桶石油停产。
尽管暂时停产，但该省的石油工业似乎表现良好，由于价格上涨，艾伯塔省本财年的预算盈余约为18亿美元。
郝芬 译自 油价网
原文如下：
Alberta Oil Production Sinks To Seven-Month Low
Crude oil production in Alberta fell to a seven-year low in June because of maintenance at oil sands projects and the exclusion of output from Suncor’s fields in the data.
The total stood at 2.71 million barrels daily in June, the Alberta Energy Regulator said, with Bloomberg noting this was a 21% decline on an annual basis and the lower production rate since June 2016.
The exclusion of Suncor’s production data was a surprise decision and no explanation for it was provided. The company is one of the biggest oil sands operators in Canada. Last month, Suncor said its average daily output for June had jumped by 34.4% from May to 293,000 barrels.
Oil sands mines production in Canada’s oil province dropped by 48% to 712,000 barrels daily in June. Overall oil sands production declined more modestly, by 25% to 2.15 million barrels daily.
Earlier this year, wildfires in Alberta curtailed oil production temporarily, shutting in more than 140,000 barrels of oil in daily production.
Despite the temporary production shut-in, the province’s oil industry appears to be doing well and Alberta could see a budget surplus of some $1.8 billion for its current fiscal year thanks to higher prices. And that was before prices started rising in July.
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Oil sands mines production in Canada’s oil province dropped by 48% to 712,000 barrels daily in June. Overall oil sands production declined more modestly, by 25% to 2.15 million barrels daily.
Earlier this year, wildfires in Alberta curtailed oil production temporarily, shutting in more than 140,000 barrels of oil in daily production.
Despite the temporary production shut-in, the province’s oil industry appears to be doing well and Alberta could see a budget surplus of some $1.8 billion for its current fiscal year thanks to higher prices. And that was before prices started rising in July.
