Description
Reports on a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project to remove CO2 from the process gas streams of the three hydrogen-manufacturing units which are a part of the Scotford Upgrader infrastructure. The Scotford Upgrader is owned by the Athabasca Oil Sands Project, a joint venture operated by Shell and owned by Shell, Chevron Canada Corporation, and Marathon Oil Sands LP. The Upgrader is part of Shell’s Scotford facility located northeast of Edmonton.
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March 1, 2018
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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : annual summary report - Alberta Department of Energy : 2017
Downloads: 1157
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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project sixth annual status report
Downloads: 361
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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : Measurement, monitoring and verification plan : update
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Quest CO2 capture ratio performance
Downloads: 200
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Quest CO2 dehydration performance
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Quest emissions to air, soil or water : performance 2017
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Quest GHG and energy report for 2017
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Quest heat integration report 2017
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Quest operating reliability data start-up to 2017 year end
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Quest process design changes 2017
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Quest CO2 pipeline operations report 2017
Downloads: 155
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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : closure plan. 2017
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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : condition 16 of approval no 11837C in SAR efficacy report
Downloads: 140
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2018-03-01
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2019-03-12T16:12:19.561930
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2018-03-01
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2018-03-01
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These reports, and the data and information contained in the reports, are provided to the Government of Alberta by Shell Canada Energy, Chevron Canada Ltd. and Marathon Oil Canada Corporation, and the Government of Alberta has obtained a license or other authorization for use of the reports. The Government of Alberta’s intent in posting the reports is to make them available to the public for personal and non-commercial (educational) use. They are not meant to be used for any other purpose. Please see the full disclaimer and terms and conditions of use appended to the beginning of each report in this record.