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| | | Imperial Oil has long been a leader in the development of Canada's oil and gas industry and has played a pivotal role in many of the major energy supply developments in Canada. Imperial's landmark discovery at Leduc was instrumental in the creation of the modern Canadian petroleum industry.
Imperial Oil is one of the largest producers of crude oil and natural gas in Canada. With proved reserves of over 1.6 billion oil-equivalent barrels and non-proved resources of 12 billion oil-equivalent barrels, Imperial Oil is in a leading position for growth in resource production through its participation in three regions that hold considerable promise: Canada's oil sands, Far North and East Coast offshore.
| Northern gas opportunity
Imperial is the lead company in a co-venture advancing the development of discovered, onshore natural gas resource in the Mackenzie Delta region of Canada's Far North. Imperial's Taglu field represents half of the almost 6 trillion cubic feet of discovered natural gas resource which anchors the proposed pipeline project.
Learn more about the Mackenzie gas project.
East Coast gas opportunities
The East Coast of Canada is one of the country's newest regions of petroleum production and holds significant potential for further development. Imperial has a nine-percent working interest in the Sable offshore energy project, a major gas-production venture that is located in relatively shallow water about 250 kilometres southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Learn more about the Sable offshore energy project.
Imperial also holds exploration interests off the coasts of both Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador. Current focus is on the Orphan Basin, a deep-water exploration opportunity off the east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Conventional oil and natural gas operations
Imperial is among Canada's largest producers of conventional crude oil and natural gas, and operates numerous oil and gas fields in western Canada.
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