SPHERE
#41
2016
05
MADURA STRAIT ON TRACK
Around the world, Husky Energy’s
Madura Strait project saw the
Indonesian operations hit important
milestones. The infrastructure for the
liquid-rich BD field is approximately
90 per cent complete and on schedule
to start up production next year. Gross
production is estimated at 100 million
cubic feet per day of gas and 6,000
barrels per day of associated liquids.
Energy
First steam at EdamWest
On the ground at the EdamWest Thermal Project, first steam saw the
Saskatchewan project follow the Edam East and Vawn thermal developments
in driving Husky Energy’s high-tech and low-cost approach to producing
heavy oil. Full steam ahead!
Ports
LEADING THE WORLD
The horizon is the meeting point of sea
and sky –– and people, partners, experience
and expertise that make Hutchison Ports
‘The World’s Leading Port Network’. The
company’s rebrand uses the horizon as
the focal point of its logo and its value
framework “UNITY” –– ‘Unrivalled
Standards’, ‘Network Strength’, ‘Informed
Decisions’, ‘Trusted and Honest’, and
‘Your Partners’.
PORTS GO GREEN REDUX
Hutchison Ports again took part alongside
industry counterparts around the world
to put on community events focusing on
themes of reuse and recycling, climate
change and the community in Go Green
2016. Activities included numerous tree
plantings and beach cleanings as well as
environmental workshops for students.
And Yantian International Container
Terminals became the first port in
Mainland China to use ‘cold-ironing’
shoreside power supply units, part of
a USD38.8 million investment to reduce
shoreside emissions. Way to get your
green on, Hutchison Ports!
GOOD FOR BUSINESS,
GOOD FOR THE PLANET
Hutchison Ports broke new ground on
the building of the StockholmNorvik Port
and the Norvik Logistics and Business
Park. Its expected opening in 2019/2020
“will deliver economic and environmental
benefits for trade serving the Stockholm
region,” according to Clemence Cheng,
Managing Director, Europe Division,
Hutchison Ports.
HAPPY HUSKY ON THE MOVE
Husky Energy employees in Calgary took part in a cross-Canadian event, the Big Bike
Challenge, raising funds for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Company mascot Happy
the Husky joined colleagues on a 30-person bicycle to support heart and stroke research,
education and prevention.
