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Cenovus plans on using Lloydminsterset Upgrader to process Twice last week, SaskEnergy new daily oilsands product, sell Lloydminster Blend on the market

natural gas usage records, and we can thank When Cenovus put out its earnings statement servative government in the late-1980s and early on April 27, there wasn’t a lot of mention of north- 1990s, was to process Lloydminster area product.

Alberta for most of our supply west Saskatchewan. Last year, Cenovus acquired This strategy would mark a pronounced shift for Husky Energy, Saskatchewan’s largest oil producBY BRIAN ZINCHUK brian.zinchuk@pipelineonline.ca er, whose principal operations were in the LloydNot only was But Saskatchewan electrical conminster region. what was setting mentioned marked sumption records during the cold snap of last week aofsubstantial shift in strategy for the Lloydminster December, we also set two consecutive natural gas Upgrader, which hastoo. been the foundation of the consumption records, region’s production for decades.

According to SaskEnergy in a Dec. 31 release, “Extreme acrossHusky Saskatchewan thisbuilding week reForcold theweather last decade, had been natural gas demand in the asulted seriesinofrecord-breaking steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) province. On December 28 and 29, natural gas conprojects which they refer “Lloydminster thermal sumption surpassed the previous daily record of 1.57 projects. ” But the pace on those petajoules (PJ) which was of setconstruction in February 2021. projects had slowed considerably, a year “A new daily record of 1.62 PJ wasfrom set ontwo December 28 and broken again on December 29 withdays total system to an all-but stop during the earlier of the delivery of 1.64 PJ. Delivery forcurrently Decemberhas 30 COVID-19 pandemic.

Thenumbers company and 31 are not finalized, but being are also expected to completed 11, yet with one more finished this exceed 1.6 PJ.” year.

The initial plan was coincided for 15. with record powThe natural gas records And even during the 29, depths of the set oil another downer consumption.

On Dec. SaskPower turn, to COVID, Huskyfor typically employed recordprior in power consumption Saskatchewan.

At 5:27drilling p.m. on rigs Dec. on 29, 2021, and six thoseSaskatchewan Lloydminsterhomes thermal businesses reached megawatts in power projects during the3,868 winter drilling(MW) season.

This use, according to the Crown corporation. The previous last winter, with oil prices into the $80s and $90s, record of 3,792 MW was reached four years ago to the RiggerTalk.com, publisher of the Canadian Assoday, on Dec. 29, 2017. ciation of Energy power Contractors rig data, typically Saskatchewan’s production has increasingly shiftedonly from coal to natural as a fuel In showed one Cenovus riggas working in source. the area.

December, Boundary Dam shown Unit 4, working a coal-fired As of May 9, no rigs were forgenerCenating unit, was retired, reducing the Boundary Dam ovus in the region, although Serafina Energy Ltd. Power Station to 672 megawatts capacity. On the nathad rig drilling north of ural one gas side, Saskatchewan hasCochin. seen the construction Upgrader process oilsandspower crudeplants. They of several newtonatural gas-fired include the baseload Battleford Power CenoStation In that earnings North call, Keith Chiasson, (289 executive megawatts), Yellowhead Station peaking vus vice presidentPower downstream, spoke plant (also at North Battleford, 135 megawatts), the about using the Lloydminster Upgrader to probaseload Chinook Power Station at Swift Current (353 cess oil fromand oilsands at Christina megawatts) peakingprojects plant Spy Hill PowerLake Staand Creek in Another northeastern Alberta oilsands tion Foster (89 megawatts).

353 megawatt baseload projects, as opposed to Lloydminster area heavy crude. Lloydminster Blend crude (LLB) will be sold on the market.

The entire purpose of the upgrader, when it was built by the Grant Devine Progressive Con-

the upgrader. plant, very similar to Chinook, is under construction Pipeline at Moose Jaw. Online contacted Cenovus after the All of this natural agas-fired generaearnings calladded and posed numberpower of questions tion has, in their turn, driven natural gas regarding activityhigher levelusage and of intentions in during times of high electrical consumption. northwest Saskatchewan.

On May 5, Cenovus reThe Crown noted that increased demand from sponded by email.

SaskEnergy’s industrial customers, including natural With to ongoing Lloydminster thergas use for regards power production, was the main driver of this record-setting consumption. malweek’s project development, the company respondit measures daily natural gas conedSaskEnergy said, “Thesaid Lloydminster region remains an sumption for the 24-hour period from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 important area for Cenovus, with the Spruce Lake a.m. A PJ is a unit of measurement equivalent to one North gigajoules project on(GJ) track firstgas. oil, An which will conmillion of for natural average Sastribute 10,000 per day capacity end katchewan homebarrels consumes about 100 GJ by of the natural gas each year. We continue to apply Cenovus opof this “SaskEnergy’s system design can acerating strategiesnatural to ourgasLloydminster thermals, commodate additional capacity to optimal manage increased including using longer wells in positions consumption even on peak days,” SaskEnergy presito target the best areas.said Along our“Throughfocus on dent and CEO Ken From in a with release. ensuring safe, reliable operations across our portout the year, SaskEnergy employees inspect, maintain folio, our strategy continues to include disciplined and enhance the system to support safe and reliable natural deliveryand in allinvesting weather conditions. capital gas allocation selectively In in adthe dition, employeesopportunities. monitor the system 24 hours a day highest-return ” to ensure sufficient system capacity to meet customer Asked about using the Lloydminster Upgraddemand across the province.” er This for province oilsandsisproduction, and simply selling now largely dependent on neighLloydminster on roughly the market, Cenovus rebouring Albertablend to fulfill two-thirds of our natural gas needs. plied, “The Lloydminster Upgrader and Refinery natural gas prices took aand tumble roughly 14 areWhen a great industrial complex we are looking years ago, Saskatchewan’s domestic gas production at ways to extract more value out of these facilifell off a cliff. Targeted gas drilling went essentially exties, with including oilwells sands crudes from tinct, next tointroducing no gas-specific being drilled in Foster Creekfor and Christina Lake to both this province most of the past decade.

Ourfacilities. domestic gasallows production is now largely based because on associated This us to expand our margin we’re gas production thatcrudes comes in with production. a using lower cost theoilupgrader andAsthe result, Saskatchewan went from being a net gas exrefinery versus LLB, which we’ll then just sell to porter for the period of 1988 to 2009 to a net importer the year. market. We will continue to process our upthat stream feedstock at our Lloydminster assets while looking at ways to debottleneck the facility for increased capacity and efficiency.”

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per day (bpd) by the end of 2022, according the company’s April 2022 corporate presentation. The operating expense (opex) is listed at $16 to $18/ bbl.

Their 2021 annual report noted, “Bitumen production from Lloydminster thermal in 2021 averaged 97.7 thousand barrels per day.”

Cold production to thermal over the last decade A decade in, the switch from cold heavy oil production in the Lloydminster region to thermal production has largely been accomplished, with the ratio of cold/thermal production having basically inverted over the last 10 years. Most of that cold production was done through a process known as CHOPS, cold heavy oil production with sand.

Cenovus’ 2021 Annual Report said, “Acquired as part of the arrangement, Lloydminster conventional heavy oil utilizes a combination of production technologies including CHOPS and horizontal wells and EOR projects in the Lloydminster region of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Production for 2021 averaged 20,200 barrels per day of heavy crude oil and 10.6 MMcf per day of conventional natural gas.”

Cenovus did not directly respond to a question if it was planning any activity in its vast CHOPS production area around Lloydminster previously operated by Husky, given the substantial increase in oil prices. In 2013, Husky reported it had drilled 228 CHOPS wells. In recent years, hardly any CHOPS wells have been drilled. And as very few new CHOPS wells have been drilled in the region in recent years, the natural declines will have had a significant impact by now.

The decline of heavy oil production that is not produced with thermal methods is significant.

Husky’s 2013 annual report noted, “Thermals are now producing more than 37,000 bbls/day of Husky’s total heavy oil production of approximately 112,000 bbls/day. The technology has emerged as a central driver of the company’s expected steady growth in crude oil volumes in 2014 and beyond.”

That statement also reveals that cold production at the time was approximately 75,000 bpd.

The April 2022 Cenovus corporate presentation noted Lloydminster conventional heavy oil is listed at 19,000 to 22,000 bpd by the end of 2022.

The opex for these operations is $36 to $39/ bbl. The report notes the company is “managing natural declines” and “piloting CO2-EOR technology.” This operating expense, is significant, and was one of the primary drivers for the growth of thermal production. A decade ago, Husky execu-

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Fans of the show might not know that there also have been two motion pictures based on “The Equalizer” starring Denzel Washington.

TVLine.com reports that new showrunners will take over “The Equalizer” for its “all-but-guaranteed season three renewal.” Andrew W. Marlowe and Terri Edda Miller created the modern version based on the Woodward-led eponymous series. The new executives behind the scenes include Joseph C. Wilson, who has been with the show since season one, so I wouldn’t expect any major changes.

“The Equalizer” has about 7.5 million loyal viewers each week, so if it’s not broke, why fix it? *** Whatever happened to the sitcom that Kelsey Grammer and Alec Baldwin were doing? Did the tragedy surrounding Baldwin’s movie “Rust” cause producers to cancel the show? — L.K. The untitled comedy series starring sitcom legends Kelsey Grammer (“Frasier”) and Alec Baldwin (“30 Rock”) was finished before it ever got started. ABC passed on the series after viewing the pilot last April, months before the horrific tragedy on the set of Baldwin’s movie “Rust” in which cinematographer Halyna Hutchins lost her life. Baldwin is reportedly doing a movie overseas now, as he faces a lawsuit from Hutchins’ family. His career in the U.S. might not ever recover.

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In recent years, he’s joined the “Star Wars” franchise by voicing the character of Kuiil on “The Mandalorian,” and he can be seen in the Spectrum Originals series “Paradise Lost” with Barbara Hershey. Nolte recently finished wrapping up a new action movie with Josh Duhamel called “Blackout.”

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Tuesday, May 17 • Household Hazardous Waste Collection 1:00 - 6:00 pm at the West Central ESTON Event Centre parking lot. This program Thursday, May 26 is open to residents of Kindersley and • The Heritage Gallery at PWHS has our the surrounding area. For more info vist: elevator photo collection by photogra- https://www.productcare.org/products/ pher Jack Mah on display. Available for hhw/saskatchewan/ viewing from May 26 to June 11 when Wednesday, May 18 the museum is open for the season. Art- • Kindersley Royal Purple is hosting their work from Holly Wallace and Christine 2nd Brain Boogie Walk to raise funds for Code will be on display. the Saskatchewan Brain Injury AssociaSunday, June 4 tion. 4:00 PM at the Walking Trail. Meet • PWHS Opening Day Tea 2:00 - 4:00 pm at the Camp Kitchen. Come to the walk Friday, June 10 - Sunday, June 12 with a donation of $40 or more and re• Summer Kick-Off 2022. Slo-Pitch Tour- ceive a T-Shirt. SBIA will issue tax receipts nament, beer gardens, kids activities, for donations over $20. Contact Darlene food trucks, pancake breakfast, music May at 306-460-8947. and much more.

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