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AMEC designs innovative SAGD Tamarak facility

AMEC designs innovative SAGD Tamarak facility

Location:Athabasca Region, Alberta, Canada
Client:Ivanhoe Energy
Date:2008 - ongoing


AMEC BDR has designed the Tamarack facility as an innovative commercial steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) facility to produce 40,000 barrels per day of bitumen in two 20,000 barrels per day phases while recycling more than 95% of the produced water for steam reinjection.

The scope includes facility construction of the SAGD Central Production Facility (CPF), main facility off sites and utilities, a cogeneration system to provide power, well pads and interconnecting pipelines between the well pads and the main facility. There are also allowances for a future zero liquid discharge system.

AMEC BDR has completed a Design Based Memorandum (DBM), and Front End Engineering Design (FEED) is in progress for Phase I.