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Operations
We are integrated, which means we do business across all stages in the oil and gas journey. We explore for and produce oil and natural gas and transport it to our refineries, where we make it into products Canadians use every day.
Refining
We are Canada’s largest petroleum refiner. Our refineries are where oil becomes something greater. Something useful, like fuel, asphalt, motor oil, waxes, and various chemicals and gases.
Our other operations
Norman Wells
Our facilities include producing wells drilled from natural and artificial islands, and a central processing facility, which also generates electricity for the town of Norman Wells.
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Pipelines and distribution
We supply reliable and affordable energy to millions of people, providing fuels that generate heat, light and transportation and provide the building blocks for many products Canadians use every day.
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Edmonton rail terminal
The Edmonton rail terminal, next to Imperial’s Strathcona refinery, is a joint venture operated by Pembina Pipeline that started up in April 2015.
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Imperial's Sarnia Products Pipeline
Waterdown to Finch Project
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Sable
After more than 20 successful years, the Sable project ended production on December 31, 2018.
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Norman Wells
Our facilities include producing wells drilled from natural and artificial islands, and a central processing facility, which also generates electricity for the town of Norman Wells.
Learn more
Pipelines and distribution
We supply reliable and affordable energy to millions of people, providing fuels that generate heat, light and transportation and provide the building blocks for many products Canadians use every day.
Learn more
Edmonton rail terminal
The Edmonton rail terminal, next to Imperial’s Strathcona refinery, is a joint venture operated by Pembina Pipeline that started up in April 2015.
Learn more
Imperial's Sarnia Products Pipeline
Waterdown to Finch Project
Learn more
Sable
After more than 20 successful years, the Sable project ended production on December 31, 2018.
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Opportunities
The following are areas of interest where we are exploring potential for development, although final investment decisions have yet to be made.