Suncor Energy
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Suncor Energy Inc. TSX: SU NYSE: SU is a Canadian energy company. It is currently developing one of the world's largest petroleum resource basins, the Athabasca Oil Sands in Alberta. Suncor and Syncrude Canada Limited have the two largest operations extracting oil from the oil sands.
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History
Suncor was founded in 1917 in Montreal as Sun Company of Canada. Formerly connected with Sunoco (split in 1995), it markets its products under the Sunoco name but with a redesigned logo. It maintains a joint venture, Sun Petrochemicals Company, with Sunoco. From 1981 to 1993, the Government of Ontario had a 25% stake in Suncor.
Suncor Energy Inc., an integrated energy company, based in Calgary, Alberta. Retail arm Suncor Energy Products Incorporated is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.
Products
Products of Suncor are sold in service stations in Ontario and Colorado (via Phillips 66):
- Ultra 94, Gold Diesel fuels
- ecoWash car wash
- Suncor MasterCard
Facilities
- 280 Sunoco retail service stations in Ontario
- 140 Pioneer-operated retail service stations in Ontario
- Sarnia Refinery
- St. Clair Ethanol Plant
- 60 UPI-operated service stations in rural Ontario
- Sunoco FleetFuels sites in southern Ontario
- Fort McMurray Oil Sands Project
- 43 retail stations branded as Phillips 66 in the United States
Corporate governance
Current members of the board of directors of the company are:
- Mel Benson
- Brian Canfield
- Bryan Davies
- Brian Felesky
- John Ferguson
- W. Douglas Ford
- Richard George
- John Huff
- Robert Korthals
- Ann McCaig
- Mike O'Brien
- J.R. Shaw (chairman)
The current CEO of the company is: Richard George.
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Companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange | Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange | Petroleum companies of Canada | S&P/TSX 60 Index | Energy companies of Canada | Companies based in Calgary | Companies established in 1917