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Seeing the light when it comes to oil sands tailings ponds reclamation

September 26, 2014 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

Cleaning up oil sands tailings may become a little greener thanks to the work of University of Alberta civil engineering professors. They use solar energy to accelerate tailings pond reclamation efforts by industry. Instead of using UV lamps as a light source to treat oil sands process affected water (OSPW) retained in tailings ponds, professors […]

Filed Under: Alberta, Canada, Environment, Innovation, News Tagged With: civil engineering professors, decontamination, detoxification, Gamal El-Din, James Bolton, oil sands, oil sands industry, oil sands process affected water, OSPW, solar energy, solar UV/chlorine treatment, sun, Tailings, tailings pond reclamation, University of Alberta, UV lamps

Inspiring innovation

September 10, 2014 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

Development of the Alberta oil sands in a responsible manner brings complex challenges that are driving technological innovation across the country.  Individuals and businesses are helping to establish Canada as a world leader in tailings reclamation, water treatment and liquids storage. TAILINGS RECLAMATION ElectroKinetic Solutions, is proposing to apply its patented electro-kinetic reclamation (EKR) technology […]

Filed Under: Alberta, Canada, Environment, Innovation Tagged With: Alberta oil sands, bitumen, bolted tanks, Canada, EKR process, electric current, ElectroKinetic Solutions, freshwater, horizontal wells, oil reservoir, oil sands, oil sands development, reclamation, recycle, reduces energy consumption, SAGD, Saltworks Technologies, steam-assisted gravity drainage, STT Enviro Corp, Tailings, TAILINGS RECLAMATION, water recycling rates, water treatment, world leader

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