Midstream Facilities
Have you ever struggled to bring various stakeholders together for a common solution, move quickly to take advantage of an opportunity with a limited window or missed an opportunity altogether due to lack of a feasible plan?
The Journey team has installed millions of barrels of crude storage as well as billions of cubic feet of gas storage and thousands of gallons of natural gas liquids (NGL) storage; these storage projects are part of our midstream heritage.
Typical midstream projects include some form of blending or mixing to increase the price point of the blended crude (for example, Western Canadian Select (WCS) which is a heavy sour blend of crude oil and is one of North America’s largest heavy crude oil streams.
Midstream truck and rail terminals are also a large part of the Journey experience. Typically, rail to market projects require storage of the products (crude, butane, etc.) prior to loading of the rail cars.
We can support you in:
- Storage of sale product (crude, butane, etc.)
- Natural Gas and NGL projects
- Liquids gathering via Deep Cut Cryogenic Facility
- Reducing viscosity in sale product by blending butane in crude / condensate into heavy oil
- Connecting upstream production of oil and gas to downstream markets (including refineries & chemical plants)
- Gathering waste oil and processing into saleable crude with Full Service Terminals (FSTs)
- Truck & rail terminals and loading of rail cars
Related Midstream Facilities Projects:
Gas Gathering System for Helium Extraction
The Mankota gas gathering system consists of roughly 13 km of 6” pipeline, transporting raw gas from new well sites to an existing helium extraction plant. The project is located approximately 6 …
Read MoreHelium Enhancement Feasibility Study
Journey investigated the cost & feasibility of the installation of a helium liquefier in Western Canada. This front-end engineering and design (FEED) study began in July and finished the following month. The …
Read MoreOil Blending Optimization
In order to protect Operations personnel from process upsets and maximize facility economics, a lean and practical solution was required. The Journey Team worked with the Client’s Engineering
Read MoreOil Blending Optimization Front-end Engineering & Design (FEED)
The client handles several hundred thousand barrels per day of crude oil and other hydrocarbon products through their Edmonton and Hardisty Terminals and is constantly looking to maximize oil blending opportunities. They …
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