Jackfish Thermal Heavy Oil Project
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Summary Information
- Operator: Canadian Natural Resources
- Country: Canada
- Location: Conklin, Alberta
- Production start: 2007
- Partners: Devon 100%
- Type: Oil
- Estimated Reserves: 300 Million per Phase
- Production Volume: 35,000 bpd per phase
+++ Description
- The Jackfish Project uses Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) Technology
- The combined fluids from the well pads is separated into bitumen, gas and water.
- Bitumen flows to a pipeline transportation system. The gas is combined with natural fuel gas and burned in the steam generators.
- The water is transferred to the Water De-oiling System for further treatment.
- The project is being developed in 3 phases, each with production capacity of 35,000 bpd
+++ Contractors
- **WorleyParson:** Prefabrication and piperack and equipment module construction services for phase 2
- **Aker Solutions:**
- Phase 2 - 1 FWKO Vessel c/w desand system; electrical heat tracing; insulation (vessel + piping) & sample skid (c/w pump & cooler) - 15 OD x 115
- Phase 3 - FWKO Vessel c/w desand system; electrical heat tracing; insulation (vessel + piping) & sample skid (c/w pump & cooler)
+++ History
- 2004 - Approval given for phase 1 of the project
- 2007 - First oil produced
- 2008 - Approval granted for Phase 2
- 2010 - Investment decision for Phase 3
- 2011 - First oil from phase 2
- 2011 - Phase 3 received regulatory approval from the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment and Water
- 2019 - Devon Energy sells to CNR
+++ Geology
+++ Links
- Aker Solutions Oil And Gas Processing References
- Jackfish 2 Project Public Disclosure Document
- Devon Energy Obtains Approval for Second Jackfish Oil Sands Production Project
- Devon Energy awards Cord WorleyParsons Jackfish 2 Project contract
- Devon Energy to Move Forward with Third Phase of Jackfish Oil Sands Project
- Devon Energy Obtains Approval for Third Jackfish Oil Sands Project
- [https://abarrelfull.blogspot.com/2023/11/devon-energy-announces-strategic-exit.html
