The slurry will be coming soon.
I'm gonna help learn ya something.....Read this and then point out where it mentions anything about Athabascan oil sands.
http://www.wbpc.ca/assets/File/2011...ski Updates 2011 Saskatchewan oil and Gas.pdf
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http://www.wbpc.ca/assets/File/2011...ski Updates 2011 Saskatchewan oil and Gas.pdf
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I don't get a choice in what shows up in the link.
I wasn't talking about the tar-sands when I said steam injection, that was for heavy crude in the Cold Lake region.
Reservoir Simulation of Steam Injection in the Cold Lake Tar Sand
If you're going to quote me actually try quoting me not someone else.
Still haven't learned what heavy crude is yet huh?
Your reference was from 1984...that is the year I worked on the pilot for the SAGD process..which is basically what the paper was all about...
The first trial was actually done in the Ft. Mac area...some real heavy oil in the Cold Lake are does use steaM stimulation as well..
The first trial was actually done in the Ft. Mac area...some real heavy oil in the Cold Lake are does use steaM stimulation as well..
I'll tell you this sweetheart. it sure as **** isn't sweet crude that was the source of the gasoline in your tank. Are you going to sell your car and never drive again. Buses run on it too. Same goes for the truck, train and ships that moved all the good around to build your bicycle. Oh oh. Shoes....made from oil too. Now you'll have to walk barefoot.
You'll have to give up eating too because food in Canada is produced using heavy oil sourced diesel, fertilizer and herbicides.
You'll have to give up eating too because food in Canada is produced using heavy oil sourced diesel, fertilizer and herbicides.
A nice big coal/nat gas co-jet powerplant will be the ticket for both steam and CO2 recovery. The nuclear industry needs the power too.
co-gen is using waste heat to make electricty, co-jet is compressed nat gas, nitrogen and oxygen fired at the mid point of a coal boiler to completely burn off as much of the coal gases as possible.
SK nuclear industry is growing at an intense pace.
Of course..why didnt' you say so in the first place..
.I'm working on a EOR project right now that uses CO2 flood...but the gas comes from the underground reservoirs and not from plant effluents...carbon sequestration like they are going to do in Alberta is a scam...along with carbon tax and cap and trade scams...
.I'm working on a EOR project right now that uses CO2 flood...but the gas comes from the underground reservoirs and not from plant effluents...carbon sequestration like they are going to do in Alberta is a scam...along with carbon tax and cap and trade scams...
So it's better to import CO2 from Minnesota rather produce it from a carbon capture system at a powerplant like the one that has already gotten underway?
Yes of course...the EOR in southern Sask. is using local CO2 reservoirs so they don't import it from the states..
CCS is political bull****...there is no need to strip CO2 out of power plant stacks...they should concentrate on pollution and not a trace gas essential for life on the planet....
CCS is political bull****...there is no need to strip CO2 out of power plant stacks...they should concentrate on pollution and not a trace gas essential for life on the planet....
They aren't using local. It's still imported.
Do you know why they want to use from the powerplant? So they can burn sour gas instead of sweet without any H2S issues.
Do you know why they want to use from the powerplant? So they can burn sour gas instead of sweet without any H2S issues.
They are using from local reservoirs in the western part of the province I was there last month....I don't know about the Weyburn area they might still be getting it from the states..
The power plants the want to use it in are coal plants near Edmonton.
The power plants the want to use it in are coal plants near Edmonton.