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Canadian Showcase

The Canadian Showcase is Heavy Oil Solutions’ first commercial deployment of its hydrothermal partial-upgrading technology in Saskatchewan. The facility will convert heavy oil into premium, pipeline-ready synthetic crude without diluent, improving producer economics and pipeline efficiency. Designed as a modular project with expansion potential, the Showcase will serve as the commercial reference project for future licensing opportunities.

Province or territory: Saskatchewan · Source-described stage: FEED underway; Final Investment Decision targeted for H2 2026 · Source location: Saskatchewan — regional placement

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The Canadian Showcase is Heavy Oil Solutions’ first commercial deployment of its hydrothermal partial-upgrading technology in Saskatchewan. The facility will convert heavy oil into premium, pipeline-ready synthetic crude without diluent, improving producer economics and pipeline efficiency. Designed as a modular project with expansion potential, the Showcase will serve as the commercial reference project for future licensing opportunities. Source-described stage: FEED underway; Final Investment Decision targeted for H2 2026. Location: Saskatchewan — regional placement.

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