MEG Energy ramping up operations at Christina Lake after nearby wildfires
- On June 11, 2025, MEG Energy Corp. announced that all staff had safely returned and activities had resumed at the Christina Lake facility in Alberta.
- The restart followed an outage caused by wildfires south of the project, which forced disconnection from Alberta's electric grid and withdrawal of non-essential staff last month.
- MEG successfully completed the Phase 2B turnaround and has started bringing back online the portion of its production that accounts for approximately 70 thousand barrels each day.
- CEO Darlene Gates expressed sincere appreciation for the dedicated efforts of emergency personnel, provincial authorities, and the local power company throughout this challenging period.
- The company continues monitoring Alberta’s wildfire situation and emphasizes employee safety while restoring production after disruptions from ongoing regional fires.
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MEG, Cenovus Energy ramping up operations at Christina Lake after nearby wildfires
CALGARY — Two major oilsands operators say business is returning to normal after nearby wildfires forced shutdowns at their northeastern Alberta sites. Cenovus Energy Inc.
MEG Energy ramping up operations at Christina Lake after nearby wildfires
CALGARY — MEG Energy Corp. says it’s ramping up operations at its Christina Lake oilsands project after recent wildfires south of the operations. The company says all personnel have returned to site and its connection to Alberta’s electric grid has been restored. MEG also says it has commenced restarting Phase 2B operations after successful completion […]
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