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Technology Roadmapfor Expanding Bitumen and Heavy Oil ResourcesMarch 2006]]]]]]]]]]]AgendaIntroduction & BackgroundOil Sands TechnologyOverview of Bitumen and Heavy Oil ResourcesBitumen in Carbonate FormationsCoffee BreakGeomechanical AspectsDrillingSub-Surface MiningRecovery R&D Summary and Outline for AfternoonBreakout Sessions & Feedback3/17/2006 2Presentation - change in Header/Footer tab slide]]]]]Role for PTAC in CHO R&D NeedsFocus on WCSB Conventional Oil and Gas Technologies -Research, Development, Technology Transfer and DeploymentAccess a broad member base to bring new ideas from all oil and gas stakeholders - Producers, Researchers, Suppliers, Innovators, ManufacturersLink to Other Organizations - PTTC, ERAC, CETAC-WestProvide a longer-term technology visionManage process to find “Best” all round options. Balance Economics, Environment, Security and GHGs3/17/2006 3Presentation - change in Header/Footer tab slide]]NRCan’s CCTII SupportClimate Change Technology and Innovation R&D InitiativeNine funding Programs:█ Cleaner Fossil Fuels - 3 programs█ 1 - Bitumen and Heavy Oil█ 2 - Unconventional Gas Supply█ 3 - Clean Coal and CO2 Capture and Storage█ Advanced End-use Efficiency - 3 programs█ 4 - Buildings and communities█ 5 - Industry█ 6 - Transportation█ 7 - Decentralized Energy Production█ 8 - Biotechnology█ 9 - Hydrogen Economy3/17/2006 4Presentation - change in Header/Footer tab slide]]CCTII ...

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• Publié par: Effu
• Nombre de lectures: 35
• Langue: English

Extrait

Technology Roadmap

for Expanding Bitumen and Heavy Oil

Resources

March 2006

3/17/2006

Agenda

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Introduction & Background Oil Sands Technology Overview of Bitumen and Heavy Oil Resources Bitumen in Carbonate Formations Coffee Break Geomechanical Aspects Drilling Sub-Surface Mining Recovery R&D Summary and Outline for Afternoon Breakout Sessions & Feedback

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] Focus on WCSB Conventional Oil and Gas Technologies - Research, Development, Technology Transfer and Deployment ] Access a broad member base to bring new ideas from all oil and gas stakeholders - Producers, Researchers, Suppliers, Innovators, Manufacturers ] Link to Other Organizations - PTTC, ERAC, CETAC-West ] Provide a longer-term technology vision ] Manage process to find “Best” all round options. Balance Economics, Environment, Security and GHGs

Role for PTAC in CHO R&D Needs

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] Climate Change Technology and Innovation R&D Initiative ] Nine funding Programs: █ Cleaner Fossil Fuels - 3 programs tumen and Heavy Oil █ 2 - Unconventional Gas Supply █ 3 - Clean Coal and CO2 Capture and Storage █ Advanced End-use Efficiency - 3 programs █ 4 - Buildings and communities █ 5 - Industry █ 6 - Transportation █ 7 - Decentralized Energy Production █ 8 - Biotechnology █ 9 - Hydrogen Economy

’ NRCan s CCTII Support

] Sectors: █ Upgrading and Refining - Lenef Report - March 2004 █ Mining-based and In-Situ Bitumen Recovery - Lenef Report – February 2005 nventional Heavy Oil - PTAC Report – August 2005 conventional HO and Bitumen - PTAC - March 2006 ] Timeframes: █ Short - 2010 - Innovations with existing technologies dium - 2020 - New technology. Eliminate Steps g - 2030 - Transformative technologies and processes ger - 2030+ - Access new resources

CCTII Bitumen and Heavy Oil (BHO)

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Perpetual Question - What resource will be developed next?

] Conventional Light and Heavy - Extend EOR ] Oil Sands - Exploit “sweet spots” first ] Future resources will be increasingly more difficult ] R&D takes time █ Many years of research to make progress. ] NRCan CCTII Challenge █ What will be developed next? █ What research should be undertaken now to be ready for it? █ Are there options that have potential to significantly reduce GHG emissions, energy intensity or enhance sustainability while allowing economic development?

Purpose of Roadmaps

] Identify Key Technology Challenges for Each Deposit █ Exploration - Size, characteristics and exploration tools █ Access - Mining (surface or underground), Wells or Hybrids █ Processes - Thermal, Chemical, Biological, Electrical, Hybrids █ Includes Upgrading as “Output Oil Quality and Impacts” █ Sustainability - Baseline, GHG/Energy, Environmental, Economic, Security ] Propose a wide range of potential directions to investigate for possible economic recovery ] Ultimate long-term potential impacts to mitigate or enhance through R&D

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Long Term Need 30 years from now when best resources are depleted. R&D needs to start now

Medium Term Understand the resource characteristics before production starts Near Term Assess the potential, establish basic requirements for economic, low energy solutions Timescale

R&D Gaps Further Motivate R&D Increase incentive to address early stage development R&D Identified in Earlier Roadmaps. ??????

What can be added to the R&D Roadmap Foundation?

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Bitumen in Carb d o e n e ate Un k c s o re n n fi d n e ed Oils o a m n ic d o s r e B d it i u u m m, e   n n   o in t    a a s  s s o e li s d s , ed sin p ce e L n e vi a ronmenta r ll   y u   n u e n c a o c n ceptable. m early 80's.

Thin Oilsands  Small Surface Economics and efficiency Oilsands Deposits constrained. Not  amenable to megamines. Oilsands Under Deeper Post-CHOPS Tailings Reservoirs When might they be Problem or Opportunity? How developable? And how will it to smooth transition from be different? CHOPS Resource Base

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Environmental Surface Acces w s here New d   a e t c a o   s c y ol s l t e e ct m io s  n w  t it o h     d m at inimal t D h e er a e li   n a g r   e w  n it o h     r r o e a s d o s u   r a c n e d s     lots of e. muskeg  limiting access.

In-Situ Reactors  Small, Compact and/or Minimize mass and energy Portable Processes transfer costs and losses.  Minimize fixed investment. Subsurface Use of Low Cost Construction Methods Materials at Hand Change the reservoir Sulphur, CO2, Coke, Water, environment. Tailings, Limestone. Technology Areas

NRCan CCTII - Conventional Heavy Oil R&D Needs Including GHG Intensity Reduction - August 2005    NRCan CCTII - Bitumen Recovery Technology - January 2005 NRCan CCTII - Bitumen and Very Heavy Crude Upgrading March 2004

ACR - Oilsands Technology Roadmap - January 2004

PERD - Current and Future Hydrocarbon Research and Development December 1999

Policy/Development Synergies Wastes from one source used for others. e.g. CO2. Infrastructure Spread out growing pains to Peace River, Slave Lake. Supply Security Avoid all the eggs in one basket. R&D Support Trigger AOSTRA II? ??????

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2500000

Reserves (CAPP 2003) Initial Reserves IOIP

3000000

How Much is Recoverable?

CHO

Light Oil Sands Mining In-Situ Bitumen Source - CAPP

How much of this is recoverable?

1000000

1500000

500000

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CHO

Energy Intensities 1995 Industry Average PEI GJ/m3OE 5 10 15

0

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Light Oil

SAGD Thermal

CSS Thermal

Expanded Resource

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Energy Recovery Ratio 1 Unit In = 4 Units Out

CHO (adj vent and trucking)

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1995 Industry Average PEI GJ/m3OE 5 10 15

PEI PEI (adj for Power Gen Losses)

2%

15%

50%

SAGD Thermal

CHO

Full Cycle Energy Intensities

CSS Thermal

15%

0

CHO (adj vent and trucking)

Light Oil

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