Extreme cold weather knocks out Suncor refinery until next March

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An Arctic blast brought bitter cold and life-threatening wind chills across a wide swath of the United States last week. The Weather Service reported that on Dec. 21 the temperature plummeted by 37 degrees in one hour at Denver International Airport — from 42F to 5F — a record drop at that location. Suncor said inspection and repairs continue and it expects the refinery will return to full operations by late in the first quarter of 2023 after a progressive restart.Article content

extreme cold weather?!?

Surprise surprise.

Let's just say, with a the BS the government has pulled...I'm sure they didn't have anything to do with this?!? It was the 'cold' the same thing even happened every yr but never had to shut down before.. Highly suspicious 🤔 👀 ✌️🇨🇦❤️

The hits just keep coming. Let's go nuclear.

but, but, but... I thought it was just renewable energy sources were impacted by extreme cold weather :-)

Hahahahah!!! 😉😉😉 🤡🌎📰

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