Publications

Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : annual report, 2021

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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.... More ≫

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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 Canada Energy and owned by Canadian Natural Upgrading Limited, Chevron Canada Oil Sands Partnership, and 1745844 Alberta Ltd. The Upgrader is part of Shell’s Scotford facility located northeast of Edmonton.

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Alberta Carbon Trunk Line project : knowledge sharing report, 2021

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Contains the 2021 summary and detailed reports from the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line Project. The annual submission is a requirement under the Carbon Capture and Storage Funding Agreement, Knowledge... More ≫

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Contains the 2021 summary and detailed reports from the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line Project. The annual submission is a requirement under the Carbon Capture and Storage Funding Agreement, Knowledge Sharing Funding Program. The Government of Alberta publishes these results on an annual basis.

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Alberta hydrogen roadmap

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The Hydrogen Roadmap outlines the Government’s approach to developing hydrogen use and production in Alberta.

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Alberta hydrogen roadmap : executive summary

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The Hydrogen Roadmap outlines the Government’s approach to developing hydrogen use and production in Alberta.

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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : annual report, 2020

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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.... More ≫

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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 Canada Energy and owned by Canadian Natural Upgrading Limited, Chevron Canada Oil Sands Partnership, and 1745844 Alberta Ltd. The Upgrader is part of Shell’s Scotford facility located northeast of Edmonton.

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Alberta Carbon Trunk Line project : knowledge sharing report, 2020

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Enhance Energy Inc. and North West Redwater Partnership are developing a fully integrated Carbon Capture and Storage project, the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line (ACTL). The project will provide... More ≫

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Enhance Energy Inc. and North West Redwater Partnership are developing a fully integrated Carbon Capture and Storage project, the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line (ACTL). The project will provide critical CO2 gathering and distribution infrastructure to enable the cost-effective management of CO2 emissions. The project also represents an opportunity to showcase how Alberta’s bitumen resources can provide competitive and environmentally-sustainable energy amid tightening environmental standards. The summary and detailed reports in this record report on the status and progress of each component of the ACTL for the 2020 calendar year.

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Alberta Carbon Trunk Line project : knowledge sharing report, 2019

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Enhance Energy Inc. and North West Redwater Partnership are developing a fully integrated Carbon Capture and Storage project, the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line (ACTL). The project will provide... More ≫

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Enhance Energy Inc. and North West Redwater Partnership are developing a fully integrated Carbon Capture and Storage project, the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line (ACTL). The project will provide critical CO2 gathering and distribution infrastructure to enable the cost-effective management of CO2 emissions. The project also represents an opportunity to showcase how Alberta’s bitumen resources can provide competitive and environmentally-sustainable energy amid tightening environmental standards. The summary and detailed reports in this record report on the status and progress of each component of the ACTL for the 2019 calendar year.

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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : annual report, 2019

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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.... More ≫

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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 Canada Energy and owned by Canadian Natural Upgrading Limited, Chevron Canada Oil Sands Partnership, and 1745844 Alberta Ltd. The Upgrader is part of Shell’s Scotford facility located northeast of Edmonton.

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Quest Carbon Capture and Storage project : annual report, 2018

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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.... More ≫

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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 Canada Energy and owned by Canadian Natural Upgrading Limited, Chevron Canada Oil Sands Partnership, and 1745844 Alberta Ltd. The Upgrader is part of Shell’s Scotford facility located northeast of Edmonton.

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Transitioning Alberta to a greener grid

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Provides an update of the coal transition initiative in Alberta.

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