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Shell Quest Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Project Canada at the Shell Scotford Upgrader Located in Strathcona County, under 20 kilometres from Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta and near Lamont County, approximately 5 kilometres from Bruderheim, Alberta.
Partnership signs agreement to process Government of Alberta’s BRIK barrels
Release Date: February 16, 2011. Click Here
North West Redwater Partnership Newsletter Spring 2011
Williams Explores Expansion of Off-Gas Processing Capabilities in Canadian Oil Sands
Redwater, Alberta and Fort McMurray facilities Click Here!
Blue Horizon Bio Diesel Inc’s (“BHBDI”) refining operations
are purposed to be in Bruderheim Alberta, the heart of Canada’s oil industry. Our corporate office will continue to be headquarted in Red Deer, Alberta. ReadMore…
The proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Project involves a new twin pipeline system running from Bruderheim, Alberta near Edmonton to a new marine terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia to export petroleum and import condensate.
This multi-billion dollar project represents an exciting opportunity for northern BC and Alberta. Learn more…
Information coming soon:
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The Heartland Upgrader near Bruderheim, Alberta
and more…
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Alberta’s Industrial Heartland
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta%27s_Industrial_Heartland
Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, also known as Upgrader Alley, is a joint land use and planning project between several municipalities in the Edmonton Capital Region to attract oilsands upgraders and other industrial projects to the region.
The project was founded in 1999 by Strathcona County, the City of Fort Saskatchewan, Sturgeon County, and Lamont County. The project claims to be the largest concentration of industrial development in Canada west of Toronto.
The largest completed project to date is the Scotford Complex, which includes an upgrader, a refinery, and a railyard.
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Businesses in the Heartland Area: Agrium Inc., Atco Midstream, Aux Sable Canada Inc. (HOP), BP Canada, Dow Chemical Canada, Keyera Energy Facilities Inc., Marsulex Inc,, MEG Energy, Meglobal, Petrogas Energy Services Ltd., Praxair Inc., Sherritt International Corp., Smith & Nephew (Alberta) Inc., Sulzer Metco (Canada) Inc., Umicore Canada, Air Liquide Canada Ltd., Atco Gas, BA Energy Inc. (Upgrader), CN Worldwide North America, CP Rail – Logistic Centre, Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical, Kinder Morgan Canada, King Tech Maple Resources, Shell Canada (Scotford), Statoil Canada (Upgrader), Total E&P Canada (Upgrader), Transcanada Pipelines, Alberta Sulphur Terminals, Altalink Ltd., Alter NRG (On hold), Canadian Heartland REL, Canexus Chemicals Canada, Maxim Deerland, Triton Fabrication Inc., Access Pipeline & Terminal, Bunge Canada, Canadian BioEnergy, CN Sturgeon County Yard, Evonik Degussa Canada Inc., NorthWest or Sturgeon Upgrading Inc., Fort Hills Energy Ltd Partnership, Provident Energy & Williams Energy, Strathcona Industrial Association (SIA), Air Products – SMR Hydrogen Prod., Gibson Energy Ltd., Pembina Pipeline Corp., Rio Tinto Alcan, Scaw Metals Group – Alta Steel Ltd.
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