RE:Recycling BitumenIn his more than 30 years of global experience, he spent 19 years with British Petroleum, which included roles from his start as a graduate control engineer to a senior vice-president in Calgary with accountability for trading, asset and customer development and management. Mills then spent five years as vice-president of commodity marketing and supply at Husky Energy, and two years as managing director with Goldman Sachs, followed by vice-president of downstream with MEG. Most recently, Mills was chief commercial officer at Friesen Group of Companies.
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- the $ 3 billion 'PARTIAL UPGRADING' project at MEG Energy NEVER GOT OFF THE GROUND due to collapse in world oil prices in 2014
* the TECHNOLOGY was VERY GOOD {NO DILUENT REQUIRED to PIPE the PROCESSED product} but it was EXPENSIVE and MEG did NOT have the CAPITAL to BUILT the UPGRADER
* the LARGE INDUSTRIAL LAND property in Edmonton was LATER SOLD for $ 40+ million a few years back
- GREAT IDEA and it APPEARS to be ECONOMICALLY DOABLE
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