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Canadian Natural Resources / Alberta Government

Sturgeon Refinery

North West Redwater Partnership has developed a bitumen processing solution that converts Alberta’s raw materials into ultra-low sulphur fuels while incorporating a CO2 solution with integrated carbon capture and storage (CCS). The refinery uses gasification to convert the heavy bottoms (a substantial waste product of bitumen) into both the hydrogen required for refinery operations and a pure, dry CO2 stream that is cost-effectively captured instead of vented into the atmosphere. This captured CO2 is then sold to third parties for enhanced oil recovery and permanent storage. The CO2 captured from the refinery serves as an anchor supply to the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line (ACTL). Designed at the same time as the Sturgeon Refinery, the ACTL system represents a significant investment in a CO2 management solution for Alberta’s industrial development.

City

Amelia

Country

Canada

Region

canada

Gov funding

C$419,000,000

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Project name:
Sturgeon Refinery
Project categories:
capture
City:
Amelia
County:
Sturgeon County
State:
Alberta
Country:
Canada
Region:
Canada
Government funding:
C$419,000,000
Sector:
Refineries
Transport partner:
Wolf Midstream / Alberta Carbon Trunk Line
Storage partner:
Enhance Energy
Capacity (Mt/year):
1,200,000
Status:
Operational
Date announced:
Jan-2017
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2024-04-05
Canadian Natural Resources and Alberta government to expand CCS at Sturgeon Refinery
2018-11-09
Alberta Carbon Trunk Line
2020-06-03
New Alberta carbon capture project now fully operational