Company Profile

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Introduction Suncor Energy is a Canadian integrated energy

company based in Calgary, Alberta. Strategically focused on developing one of the world’s

largest petroleum resource basins—Canada’s Athabasca oil sands.

It explores, acquires, develops, produces and markets crude oil in Canada and internationally, and the Company transports and refines crude oil, and market petroleum and petrochemical products primarily in Canada

Revenue : $39.3 billion CAN (2011) Employees : 13,026 (2011)

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Subsidiaries

Suncor Energy Products Inc Suncor Energy Products Partnership Suncor Energy Marketing Inc Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) Inc. Fort Hills Energy L.P Petro-Canada (International) Holdings Suncor Energy Oil Sands Limited Partnership Suncor Energy St. Clair Inc. Voyageur Upgrader Corporation

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Brands

Suncor’s primary brands are - Sunoco : Refining and marketing business in

Ontario with retail distribution Petro-Canada : Refining and marketing

business across Canada. Phillips 66 : Retail sales in the Denver area Shell : Pipeline and refining operations in

Colorado and Wyoming.

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Operations Oil Sands

Recovers bitumen from oil sands through mining and in situ operations. The bitumen from both operations is then upgraded to refinery-ready feedstock and diesel fuel.

Exploration & Production

Regions of oil and gas production:

-East Coast Canada

-Norway

-United Kingdom

-Libya

-Syria

-North America Onshore

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Operations

Supply & Trading

It is organized around four main commodity groups :

-Crude Oil

-Natural Gas

-Sulphur

-Petroleum Coke

Refining

Suncor operates refineries in:

-Edmonton, Alberta

-Montreal, Quebec

-Commerce City, Colorado

-Sarnia, Ontario

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Operations

Products & Services

-Bitumen blends, asphalt

-Sweet and sour crude oil, chemicals

-Diesel, Gasoline

-Jet fuel, heavy fuel

-Home heating oils, petroleum coke

-Sulphur

Wind Power:

The wind projects :

-Ripley, Ontario

-Taber, Alberta

-Magrath, Alberta

-Gull Lake, Saskatchewan

-Thamesville, Ontario

-Drumheller, Alberta

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Business Locations

Regional Offices : Fort McMurray Damascus Tripoli Aberdeen Stavanger

Operations : MacKay River Steepbank/Millennium Firebag Denver/ Commerce City Edmonton Mississauga Sarnia Montreal Terra Nova

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Key Management Steven W. Williams : President, CEO, Non-independent

Director

Bart W. Demosky : Chief Financial Officer

Eric Axford : Executive Vice President - Business Services

Mark S. Little : Executive Vice President - Oil Sands and In Situ Business

Mike MacSween : Executive Vice President - Major Projects

Stephen D. L. Reynish : Executive Vice President - Oil Sands Ventures

Kris Smith : Executive Vice President - Refining and Marketing

Janice B. Odegaard : Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary

Paul Gardner : Senior Vice President - Human Resourceswww.uftech.com

News Sold its conventional natural gas business in

Western Canada to CQ Energy Canada Partnership (Sept'13)

Suncor Energy Sanctions Hebron project (Jan'13)

Total’s subsidiary Total E&P Canada Ltd. and Suncor Energy Inc. have signed several agreements to form a strategic oil sands alliance. (Dec'10)

Suncor, Petro-Canada announce merger worth $43 billion (Mar'09)

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Tools Used Smart Plant 3D : CAD Modeling Smart Plant P&ID : Database / Drawing Tool Smart Plant Review : Model Review, Visualization &

Collaboration Tool Smart Plant Instrumentation : Instrument Database

and Design Tool Primavera Project Planner SQL Server Microsoft Windows Server System Primavera SureTrak

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Competitors Imperial Oil Nexen Canadian Natural

Resources Exxon Mobil

Corporation Chevron Corp Royal Dutch Shell

PLC PetroChina Co Ltd

BP PLC Total SA China Petroleum &

Chemical Corporation Ecopetrol S.A. Statoil ASA Imperial Oil Ltd Repsol S.A

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Vendors

Flint Energy Services Haverly Systems Smartin Solutions Cenovus Energy

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SWOT Analysis

Strengths

Crude oil rich reserves and production

Cost discipline and experienced leadership

Weakness

Unreliability of upgraders and other operational issues

High finding and development (F&D) costs

Threats

Oversupply of upgraded SCO from oil sands could decrease the SCO premium

Labor shortage and CAD/USD swings

Opportunities

Contingent reserves and cost discipline.

Increasing US domestic production and demand for Diesel

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