2022 Global Energy Show
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The Global Energy Show will be inclusive to all energy systems, including features on the exhibition floor and conference in oilsands, hydrogen, wind, solar, petrochemicals, gas and LNG, electrification and nuclear. As no single source of energy can meet the increased global energy demand, the Global Energy Show is where Canada demonstrates its vision and leadership by bringing the right people together to meet global challenges with real-world solutions.
Together at the Global Energy Show in 2022, energy professionals will come together to lead the path of meeting energy demand, discussing energy transition, showcasing technology and innovation, and discovering the role of all energy sources in the greater energy system.
Acceleware to provide an update and initial results from the Marwayne RF XL Pilot of Acceleware’s RF heating technology. The company will also provide insight into the potential for the CTI (Clean Tech Inverter) technology that powers RF XL to be applied to decarbonize other industrial heating processes.
Tuesday, June 7, 2022
3:00pm - 3:30pm MST
Acceleware’s clean-tech commercial pilot project – a world first for electrification of heavy oil and oil sands production, reached the power-up stage in Q1 2022. Once the RF XL electrification technology behind the pilot is proven, it could deliver major progress in decarbonization milestones within Canada and could help to the oil and gas sector achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050.
Acceleware’s $20 million fully-funded commercial scale pilot of RF XL in Marwayne, Alberta, will demonstrate a next-gen transitional technology that will replace natural gas generated steam with radio frequency energy. This technology could quickly produce vastly cleaner heavy oil and oil sands production — essentially providing a much-needed mechanism to ‘connect the dots’ between the old and the new during the energy transition.
In this presentation we will provide an overview of the pilot project at Marwayne, test results to date, next steps in the commercialization of RF XL, and insights into the future potential applications of the Clean Tech Inverter (CTI) to support the energy transition by decarbonizing other industrial heating processes.
