Operations
| Duvernay Complex Location: 10 kilometres West of Fox Creek, Alberta (14-28-62-20 W5) Licensed Capacity: 300 MMcf/d + 50,000 bbl/d (C5+) | Duvernay Gas Plant Sour gas processing facility Location: 10 kilometers West of Fox Creek, Alberta LSD: 14-28-62-20 W5 Licensed Capacity: 330 MMcf/d | Hythe Sweet and sour gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 80 kilometers Northwest of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 11-18-74-12W6 Licensed Capacity: 356 MMcf/d sweet, 363 MMcf/d sour | Kakwa River Sweet and sour gas processing facility with deep cut NGL recovery Location: 90 kilometers South of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 8-13-63-05W6 Licensed Capacity: 250 MMcf/d |
| Kaybob South 3 (K3) Processing Plant Sour gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 40 kilometers South of Fox Creek, Alberta LSD: 3-15-59-18W5 Licensed Capacity: 671 MMcf/d | Kaybob South Amalgamated (KA) Sour gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 10 kilometers Southwest of Fox Creek, Alberta LSD: 1-12-62-20W5 Licensed Capacity: 395 MMcf/d | Musreau I Sweet gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 100 kilometers South of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 4-25-62-6W6 Licensed Capacity: 255 MMcf/d | Musreau II/III Sweet gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 110 kilometers South of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 9-26-62-6 W6 Licensed Capacity: 200 MMcf/d |
| Musreau DC Residue gas deep cut facility Location: 100 kilometers South of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 4-25-62-6W6 Licensed Capacity: 205 MMcf/d | North Central Liquids Hub (NCLH) Liquids handling and storage, connection to Pembina's LVP system Location: 30 kilometers Northwest of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: 5-27-79-17W6 | Patterson Creek Sweet gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 70 kilometers Southeast of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 11-21-66-3W6 Licensed Capacity: 395 MMcf/d | Resthaven Sweet gas processing facility with deep cut NGL recovery Location: 130 kilometers South of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 8-11-60-3W6 Licensed Capacity: 300 MMcf/d |
| Saturn I/II Sweet gas processing facility with deep cut NGL recovery Location: 70 kilometers Northeast of Hinton LSD: 12-36-57-23W5 Licensed Capacity: 440 MMcf/d | Saturn Gas Plant Sweet gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 35 kilometers Northwest of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: 15-27-79-17W6 Licensed Capacity: 518 MMcf/d | South Central Liquids Hub (SCLH) Liquids handling and storage, connection to Pembina's LVP system Location: 20 kilometers South of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: C-041-G/93-P-9 | Steeprock Sour gas processing facility Location: 40 kilometers South of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: C-064-A/093-P-08 Licensed Capacity: 215 MMcf/d |
| Sunrise Gas Plant Sweet gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 20 kilometers West of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: 4-26-78-17W6 Licensed Capacity: 400 MMcf/d | Tower Gas Plant Sweet gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 40 kilometers Northwest of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: 3-7-81-17W6 Licensed Capacity: 264 MMcf/d | Tower Storage and Truck Terminal NGL storage and truck loading facility Location: 40 kilometers Northwest of Dawson Creek, British Columbia LSD: 4-7-81-17W6 | Wapiti Sour gas processing facility with shallow cut NGL recovery Location: 50 kilometers Southwest of Grande Prairie, Alberta LSD: 7-35-67-7W6 Licensed Capacity: 200 MMcf/d |
| WASX (Waskahigan/Saxon) Liquids stabilization Location: 35 kilometers West of Fox Creek, Alberta LSD: 10-29-62-23 W5 | West Fox Creek Plant Location: 30 kilometres South of Fox Creek, Alberta (13-22-60-19 W5) Licensed Capacity: 16 MMcf/d |
Pipelines Regulated by the Canada Energy Regulator
PGI owns four CER regulated pipelines called the Tupper Pipelines. The Tupper Pipelines are: Tupper-Hythe Pipeline, Mid-Tupper Pipeline, Tupper South Gas Pipeline and Tupper South Pipeline Loop.
A Letter of Credit is on file with the CER to ensure PGI has the funds to safely abandon the Tupper Pipelines should they no longer be needed in the future. PGI files Annual Reporting Forms with the CER, which can be found at the links below.
For more information about this initiative, please contact [email protected].
Canada Energy Regulator Annual Reporting Forms
Information for Canadian Landowners
In 2008, the National Energy Board (NEB) initiated Land Matters Consultation. A part of this initiative was pipeline abandonment. The Canada Energy Regulator has replaced the NEB and has directed the companies it regulates to have a set aside mechanism. Further Information on the Land Matters Consultation Initiative is available to the public by visiting the CER’s website at www.cer-rec.gc.ca.