Glacier Sour Gas Plant Carbon Capture

The Glacier CCS project in Alberta is a commercial-scale carbon capture deployment at the Advantage Energy Glacier gas processing facility, capturing CO₂ from natural gas processing and compression using Entropy’s modular, low-energy post-combustion capture technology. The project is designed to capture up to 160,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year, with captured CO₂ compressed and conditioned for permanent geological storage via onsite injection into a deep saline disposal formation. Phase 1 of the project entered operation in 2022 at smaller initial capture volumes, with modular expansion planned to reach full capacity. Total full-cycle project cost is approximately $127 million, with the capture system requiring no external process heat due to integration with waste heat recovery from the host facility. Project revenues are supported through long-term contracted structures, including a 15-year Carbon Credit Offtake agreement covering 75% of expected revenues with Canada Growth Fund (CGF), and a 15-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Advantage Energy covering the remaining 25%, providing commercial certainty for scale-up of modular CCS in upstream gas operations.