Canadian oil sands company restarts operations as wildfire risk lessens
CALGARY, June 4 (Reuters) - Canadian Natural Resources CNQ.TO has restarted its Jackfish 1 oil sands site in northern Alberta after determining wildfires in the region are a safe distance away.
The company said its operations will ramp up over the next several days, targeting full production of approximately 36,500 bpd by June 6.
Canadian Natural evacuated non-essential workers from its Jackfish 1 location and shut-in production as a precaution on May 31, due to wildfires burning in the area.
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