The Alberta Project
The Alberta Project is a large-scale sustainable fuels and carbon removal development that will convert forestry residuals into renewable natural gas while removing approximately one million tonnes of carbon annually. The project is designed to be one of the largest carbon-negative fuel facilities globally.
Province or territory: Alberta · Source-described stage: FEED · Source location: Alberta — regional placement
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The Alberta Project is a large-scale sustainable fuels and carbon removal development that will convert forestry residuals into renewable natural gas while removing approximately one million tonnes of carbon annually. The project is designed to be one of the largest carbon-negative fuel facilities globally. Source-described stage: FEED. Location: Alberta — regional placement.
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