Industrial site targets major carbon reductions
Construction Canada
AI Article Summary
The new Polaris CCS Project by Shell in Alberta aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions by capturing over 589,670 tonnes of CO2 annually from the Shell Energy and Chemical Park in Scotford. This project will tackle emissions from industrial processes, including hydrogen production. Sarens is overseeing heavy haul and lift operations necessary for the project, and the captured CO2 will be transported to the Atlas Carbon Storage Hub for permanent storage. The project is set to be operational by 2028 and will eventually store up to 272 million tonnes of CO2 over its lifetime.
