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Worley Secures C$570 Million Contract for Pembina's Alberta Gas Plant
Summary
Australian engineering firm Worley has won a major contract from Pembina Infrastructure and Logistics to build the Heartland Extraction Plant in Alberta, a project valued at approximately C$570 million and set to begin operations in late 2029.
Australian engineering group Worley Limited has secured a significant contract from Pembina Infrastructure and Logistics LP to build a new natural gas processing facility in Alberta, Canada. The company announced the award for the Heartland Extraction Plant in a filing with the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
Project Details and Scope
The contract covers engineering, procurement, fabrication, and construction (EPFC) for the facility, which is valued at approximately C$570 million. Worley stated that the project will be delivered by an integrated EPFC team based at its locations in Alberta.
The Heartland Extraction Plant, located in Strathcona County, is designed to be a straddle facility. Its primary function will be to process natural gas and extract natural gas liquids (NGLs) from the Yellowhead Pipeline. The plant is slated to have a processing capacity of up to 21.2 million standard cubic meters (roughly 750 million cubic feet) of natural gas per day.
AdStrategic Importance
This project supports Pembina's strategy to expand its operational footprint in the Alberta Industrial Heartland, a key energy hub. The new facility will allow Pembina to utilize its existing extraction rights on the Yellowhead Pipeline more effectively.
The Heartland plant serves as an upsized successor to a previously announced project known as the Yellowhead Extraction Plant. Operations at the new facility are scheduled to commence in late 2029, marking a significant long-term investment in the region's energy infrastructure.
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