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Oil Sands — In-situ Monitor
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Oil Sands — In-situ Monitor
RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Greg Pardy, CFA (Head of
Global Energy Research)
(416) 842-7848,
greg.pardy@rbccm.com
Chris Neibert (Associate)
(416) 842-8375,
chris.neibert@rbccm.com
May 22, 2026
Oil Sands — In-situ MonitorRESEARCH April 2026: Cenovus' SAGD Shines
Our view: Alberta's growing in-situ bitumen production underpins Canada's opportunity to become
an energy superpower, a theme we discussed in Awakening the Northern Giant and Think Carrots Not
Sticks. Cenovus Energy stands at the forefront of this story, with in-situ production across its Alberta
SAGD assets reaching over 660,000 bbl/d in April 2026, up more than 200,000 bbl/d year-over-year. This
increase reflects a combination of several organic growth projects and the acquisition of MEG Energy
—accompanied by operating performance firing on all cylinders, as recently explored in Horsepower
Under the Hood.EQUITY
Alberta's in-situ production volumes of 1.96 million bbl/d came in slightly softer in April, dipping
about 2.5% sequentially due to spring maintenance activity at several key assets. However, Cenovus'
operations were a stand-out, with strong production of 364,700 bbl/d across the Christina Lake complex
(including Christina Lake North), a record monthly-high of 234,300 bbl/d at Foster Creek, and volumes of
61,800 bbl/d at Sunrise. CNQ's Jackfish wrapped up planned maintenance in April, with volumes coming
in at 115,300 bbl/d. Suncor's Firebag also underwent planned maintenance in the month, with volumes
of circa 216,300 bbl/d.
Exhibit 1 - Alberta Oil Sands Bitumen Production (ex. Mining)
million bbl/d
2.0
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.6
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