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upgrade
Technology Replacement of older equipment, software, services
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The money was to be subtracted from the compensation Caracas owed the IOCs for taking majority stakes in the region's four heavy crude upgraders.
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Two of the biggest players in the oil sands, Suncor Energy and Petro-Canada, served notice this week they aim to weather tumbling oil prices and the world economic crisis by deferring major expenditures on processing plants called upgraders, which turn the heavy crude from the sands into refinery-ready light oil.
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