04-12-2017 18:40 via thestarphoenix.com

Husky Energy approves two new $350-million heavy oil facilities

A year after committing $1 billion to build three new steam-assisted heavy oil extraction plants in the Lloydminster area, Husky Energy’s board of directors has approved two more plants in Saskatchewan with a combined cost of about $700 million.
The Calgary-based energy company plans to build the facilities — which are part of its strategy of shifting toward “low sustaining capital operations” — near Westhazel, which is west of Mervin and Edam. 
Husky spokesman
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