Energy from Canada in the 21st Century

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• Energy from Canada in the 21st Century
• Is the Future Made of Sand?

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Alberta Conventional Resources Well connection
profile
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Alberta Conventional Resources Production
profile
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Alberta Unconventional Resources Natural Gas
From Coal (CBM)
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Alberta Bitumen Production Production
profile
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Alberta Bitumen Production Natural Gas
Requirements
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Mining Extraction
Upgrading

• Heat for thermal processes
• Hydrogen feedstock for hydrocracking and
  hydrotreating
• 0.48 mcf/bbl

• Hydrotransport
• Froth treatment
• Low pressure steam
• 0.25 mcf/bbl

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Natural Gas Costs
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Mackenzie Valley Pipeline
Route A
Route B
Route C
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Alaska Highway Pipeline
TransCanada Pipeline
Alliance Pipeline
Gas Transmission Northwest
Northern Border Pipeline
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Canadian Supply and Demand for Gas
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United States Energy Outlook (2006)
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LNG Demand by Country
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LNG Terminal Summary

• The US terminal send out volume for LNG is 3400
  mmcf/d (July 2005)
• The North American terminal send out capacity
  under construction is 8500 mmcf/d (Dec 2005)
  including 2 Canadian terminals
• The North American terminal send out capacity
  licensed pending start of construction is 21,000
  mmcf/d (Dec 2005)
• The North American terminal send out capacity
  proposed and in permitting process is 28,000
  mmcf/d

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Existing / Under Construction / Starting
Construction
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LNG Supply by Country
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LNG Supply and Demand (AEO 2006)
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Market Prices
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Natural Gas Price Forecast (s)
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• Canadian Renewable Energy Moving forward

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Canadian Energy Mix 2004
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Wind Energy in Canada
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Short Term Wind Energy by Province
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Potential Wind Energy by Province
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Biomass Energy in Canada