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Gas Liquids Engineering Completes Engineering for Enhance Energy's CCS Hub

Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd. (GLE), a prominent player in energy infrastructure engineering, has officially announced the completion of its detailed engineering services for Enhance Energy Inc.'s Origins Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Hub, situated near Clive, Alberta. This development marks a significant milestone not only for GLE but also for the broader carbon capture industry in Alberta.

Major Achievements in CCS

With this project, GLE has provided essential engineering services that are vital for the function of the Origins CO₂ pipeline and related facilities. These facilities will seamlessly integrate with Enhance Energy's innovative sequestration hub, effectively connecting to the existing transportation infrastructure in the region. This critical completion signifies a step forward in the infrastructure needed to support carbon capture initiatives in Alberta.

The President and CEO of GLE, Stuart MacKenzie, emphasized the importance of this project, stating, "This is an important milestone for both CCS in Alberta and GLE, and we are proud to see Enhance's Origins project move into construction." His remarks highlight the company's ongoing collaboration with Enhance Energy, aiming to expand the existing carbon capture network prevalent in the province.

Engineering Excellence

GLE's detailed engineering work has encompassed various technical elements integral to the successful operation of carbon capture technology. This includes:

• - Pipeline hydraulics: Ensuring the effective movement of CO₂ through the pipeline.
• - Process and mechanical design: Developing the systems that manage the carbon captured.
• - Civil and structural engineering: Creating resilient infrastructures to support the project.
• - Electrical and instrumentation systems: Establishing controls and measuring systems for operational efficiency.
• - Pipeline integrity and safety systems: Prioritizing environmental safety and compliance with regulations.

Each of these elements is critical in establishing a robust and efficient carbon capture infrastructure that meets industry standards and paves the way for further innovations in climate technology.

Future Outlook

Currently, construction of the Origins CCS Hub is in progress, with expectations to commence services by early 2027. This timeline presents a promising outlook, reflecting GLE's dedication to advancing energy solutions that address climate change through carbon capture technologies.

As GLE continues its longstanding commitment to the development of natural gas processing, carbon capture, and renewable fuels since its inception in 1987, the completion of this project emphasizes its role in the global energy landscape. The future of carbon capture in Alberta appears bright, driven by collaborative efforts aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and achieving sustainability goals.

Stay tuned for further updates on the construction progress of the Origins CCS project by Enhance Energy and the ongoing developments from Gas Liquids Engineering Ltd.