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Development of energy, emission and water flow sankey diagrams for the province of Alberta through modeling : final report

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This research was initiated by the Department of Energy, Government of Alberta and Alberta Innovates – Energy and Environment Solutions in order to understand the energy, emissions and water flow... More ≫

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This research was initiated by the Department of Energy, Government of Alberta and Alberta Innovates – Energy and Environment Solutions in order to understand the energy, emissions and water flow patterns in the Province of Alberta through the development of Sankey diagrams. Sankey diagrams are a specific type of diagram in which the width of the arrows is proportional to the quantity of flow. A key objective of this research is developing an Alberta-specific energy forecasting and planning model for studying different greenhouse gas mitigation scenarios for the energy demand and supply sectors of the Province of Alberta.

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Innovative Energy Technologies Program project 02-033 : Brintell field horsetail polymer flood

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The subject project is a pilot designed to evaluate the feasibility, both technical and economic, of polymer flooding as a secondary recovery technique in the Wabiskaw zone of the Brintnell Field... More ≫

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The subject project is a pilot designed to evaluate the feasibility, both technical and economic, of polymer flooding as a secondary recovery technique in the Wabiskaw zone of the Brintnell Field within the Pelican Lake area. The project is a participant in the Innovative Energy Technology Program.

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Petrochemicals from oil sands

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This study set out to define appropriate process concepts for the refining of economic bitumen to petrochemicals in Alberta and includes related research and development and demonstration needs,... More ≫

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This study set out to define appropriate process concepts for the refining of economic bitumen to petrochemicals in Alberta and includes related research and development and demonstration needs, recognizing possible synergies with oil refining, bitumen upgraders, existing petrochemical industries, natural gas liquids, natural gas and their existing and potentially enhanced facilities. The report identifies viable integration schemes for producing petrochemicals from oil sands, which if implemented, could lead to long-term industrial development in Alberta.

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