Bantrel

Northern Europe

Bantrel is supporting Bechtel in completing FEED deliverables for a new Carbon Capture and Compression (CCC) facility for a large multi-national energy company.

• When built, this is anticipated to be the largest facility of its kind in the world.
• Bantrel is providing mechanical, electrical and procurement support to Bechtel.
• The CCC facility will be designed to capture at least 85% of the CO₂ from the flue gas before it can become a greenhouse gas contributor.
• The captured CO₂ will be conditioned then compressed until it becomes a liquid. The liquid CO₂ will be compressed for injection into depleted gas fields in the local continental shelf.

Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta

Construction has begun on this major oilsands project that Bantrel and Bechtel are building near Edmonton for a Shell-led joint venture with Chevron Canada and Marathon Oilsands.

• Bantrel and Bechtel are providing complete EPCM services on all of the major units of this large oilsands project.
• The project will increase processing capacity by 100,000 barrels per day
• Bantrel Constructors is providing construction services in the utilities and offsites area

Learn more about the Scotford Upgrader

Near Fort McMurray, Alberta

Voyageur, which includes Suncor's third upgrader and supporting infrastructure, is one of the largest and most complex oilsands projects in history. 

• Suncor is a longstanding client of Bantrel
• Suncor selected Bantrel to provide engineering, procurement and technical support to construction for Utilities silo and complete engineering, procurement, construction and construction management of the Delayed Coking Unit.
• At an estimated cost of more than $11 billion, Voyageur is expected to increase the company's overall oil production by more than 200,000 barrels per day to 550,000 barrels per day.
• Voyageur is scheduled for completion in 2012.

Learn more about the Suncor Voyageur Project

Montreal, Quebec

Petro-Canada selected Bantrel to perform the EPCM scope on the $1 billion brownfield conversion of their Montreal East refinery.

• Bantrel is installing a new 25,000 BPSD delayed coker, revamping the process units as well as the utility and offsite facilities.
• Montreal Coker is poised to become a landmark project in the continued growth of Bantrel's Toronto office.
• The project is scheduled for completion in 2012.

Strathcona County, Alberta

Since 1991, Bantrel has executed more than 600 projects at the Strathcona Refinery as part of the Bantrel/Imperial Oil Alliance.

• The work, which continues to this day, has encompassed everything from detailed engineering and project management to front-end development, construction support, document, management, administration, project controls and procurement.
• Bantrel is proud to have had zero lost-time injuries, zero medical aids and zero total recordable injuries since inception of the Imperial Oil Alliance.
• Bantrel currently has more than 30 people working on site to support the refinery.
• The Strathcona Refinery has been operational since 1976. It produces 187,000 barrels of crude oil a day into a variety of quality petroleum products including unleaded gasoline, diesel fuels, aviation fuels, propane, butane, lubricating oils, waxes, sulphur, asphalt and heavy fuel oil.

Learn more about the Strathcona Refinery

Edmonton, Alberta

Petro-Canada awarded Bantrel the EPC contract to convert this refinery to process bitumen-based feedstock from the company's oilsands extraction sites.

• Bantrel executed six out of seven silos on the project. Our work included the addition of a new crude vacuum unit and delayed coker units as well as utilities and offsites, plant revamps and plant automation.
• The project employed 800 Bantrel employees in our corporate offices, more than 300 field non-manual and another 4,500 tradespeople who worked on the job 24x7 during its peak.
• This refinery is Petro-Canada's largest and most efficient refinery.
• It processes 135,000 barrels per day of crude oil into a wide range of consumer products such as gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
• Bantrel completed its contract on schedule in October 2008.

Learn more about the Refinery Conversion Project

Jamnagar, India

Bantrel partnered with Bechtel to provide detailed engineering and procurement support for this project.

• The Bantrel Toronto office was one of seven execution centres across three continents that collaborated on this massive expansion of the single, largest refinery complex in the world.
• Completed in 2008, the refinery processes 1.2 million barrels per day.