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Shell Canada's Carmon Creek Heavy Oil Project
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2014
- The world population is growing faster than ever before and demanding more energy. With one of the world's largest oil reserves, Canada's oil sands will play an important role in meeting future world energy demand. Most of the heavy oil in Canada is found underground and must be recovered by drilling wells. The challenge is to produce this bitumen in a profitable and environmentally responsible way. Find out how Shell Canada is meeting this challenge with its Carmon Creek In Situ Heavy Oil Project located in the Peace River region in Alberta, Canada. The Project, currently under construction, will utilize the latest technology to produce 80,000 barrels of heavy oil per day while minimizing impacts to air, water and land.
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I am totaly Impressed with the Whole Concept of Carmon Creek !!!!! It shows all the Critical thinking Has Been Done !!!!!
Angelica Hale
Singer
pretty good planning. the people will know you were there, as they jet around the world to preach carbon free
Good energy educational piece.
Shell, the international integrated energy behemoth that brought you duct taped wooden handrails for splinter safety. Diversity is our lameness.
CRUDE OFFICIAL
Great video!
big oil
Why i am i seeing Seaboard Transport as the delivery truck for Shell Gas instead of a Shell Branded Truck?
sounds nice, but ima call BS now instead of in hindsight.
You can't tell me that taking that much oil from the ground is going to be okay for the environment. I understand that the drilling is 600 meters below the ground, but just because you can't see the effects of it doesn't mean that there are no effects. You can try to sugar-coat it, but it is still a fossil fuel that will be extracted (bad for the environment) and burned (even worse for the environment) and is non-renewable (arguably takes millions of years to form fossil fuels like oil). That's great that something is being done to mitigate the damage of extracting the resource, I will say. But we ultimately need alternatives, not executives sugarcoating the real damage they are causing to the environment, and to people.
This is still bad. And I hope people aren't convinced that this is really the "future" of energy production.
so what is the bad effect please?
Hbin
So you can provide us with your good alternative for environmentally safe drilling or you just shut up for the experts to say what they can do to mitigate the effects if you don’t have any idea?
to bad alberta and the ndp that was in power killed shell in peace river
What about the Ogoni people?
Cancelled!
+godq3 whats cancelled?