Hestia Canada

Oxy-fuel power for an enhanced-oil-recovery operation in Canada, using pipeline-quality natural gas.

Pre-FEED announced 22 February 2023

The Canada project scope

The February 2023 Hestia announcement described an enhanced-oil-recovery operation in Canada. Pipeline-quality natural gas was the proposed fuel for CES oxy-fuel generation.

The intended outputs were electricity for oil-field operations and grid sales, with the CO₂ directed into the oil and gas reservoir. These are the objectives stated in the announcement.

Valverde’s role

Valverde served as project manager and held the licence to the CES technology. MISC Berhad, Aker Solutions and Clean Energy Systems were named participants in the shared Hestia study.

Read the shared Hestia programme and participant roles

Project at a glance

Location: Canada; the project site is not named in the announcement.
Application: Enhanced oil recovery (EOR)
Fuel: Pipeline-quality natural gas
Published stage: Pre-FEED announced 22 February 2023
Project capacity: A site-specific capacity is not stated in the announcement.

This profile records the announced study. A current development or operating status is not confirmed in this record.C06

Published EOR configuration

Valverde concept showing oxy-fuel power generation and CO₂ injection at an enhanced-oil-recovery field — Valverde’s October 2022 concept illustration. It explains the configuration and is not a site-specific engineering drawing.

Sources and related project

Hestia announcement, 22 February 2023 (PDF) · Valverde’s original Hestia page

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