Alberta, Canada

Project Details

• Legacy wellsite and remote sump remediation
• Site impacts a result of historical drilling operations
• Site located on First Nations land located near Waterton Lakes National Park in Southwest Alberta
• Remedial activities consisted of site preparation, soil handling and thermal soil treatment

Project Operations

• Three ETC systems deployed to location for onsite treatment
• Treatment turnaround times of 7-8 days per cell with approximately 2,400 tons per week of clean, treated soil generated from the three ETC systems
• Local personnel from the First Nation’s community integrated into the onsite operations crew
• Approximately 26,400 tons of material remedial in 2021 with an estimated 30,000 tons scheduled for ETC processing commencing in Q2 2022
• Desorbed soil impacts adding to the ESG value chain by being utilized as system fuel to supplement energy inputs for the ETC process
• All weather, all season, operations

Planned Customer Results

• Site will be ready for surface reclamation upon completion of the thermal soil treatment activities
• Thermally treat the soil to eliminate contingent liability related to soil impacts at the site
• Engage local First Nations members as part of the operational deployment to provide additional value to the community
• Clean, treated soil to remain onsite to be utilized as backfill and eliminating the need to import soil to the site