Kingston Midstream
Jim Hand's work experience starts in 2008 as VP of Oil Sands Development at ConocoPhillips. Jim later became VP of the Surmont 2 Project and then VP of Oil Sands Operations, where they were responsible for the Surmont 1 30 KBOEPD SAGD facility. Jim joined Laricina Energy Ltd. in 2013 as SVP and COO, overseeing production operations, major projects, subsurface, and stakeholder relations. In 2015, they moved to Repsol as VP of the Canada Business Unit, managing their Canadian E&P business. Currently, they are the President and CEO of Kingston Midstream, a mid-stream energy company with feeder oil pipelines and storage assets in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Jim Hand attended Texas A&M University from 1979 to 1983, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Kingston Midstream
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Kingston Midstream is a Canadian midstream infrastructure company that safely transports hydrocarbons to refineries across North America through an integrated network of gathering pipelines, storage tanks, rail and truck terminals. This is done in partnership with key members of the supply chain who work to ensure energy resources efficiently get from source to final destination safely and economically, where they will be used to drive industry, innovation and the economy forward. With corporate headquarters in Calgary, Alberta and operations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Kingston Midstream is committed to building resource partnerships and solutions for the future. This means protecting the best interests of all stakeholders and maintaining an open, informative and productive dialogue with landowners, community stewards, employees and customers. Kingston Midstream is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Winnipeg-based James Richardson & Sons, Limited (JRSL), which was founded in 1857 in Kingston, Ontario. A private, family-owned and operated corporation, JRSL is actively involved in global agriculture and food processing, financial services and real estate investment, as well as energy exploration, transportation and marketing.