Video: 20 Years of PTRC Research
Heavy Oil Research Network
Since 1998 the PTRC has been funding enhanced oil recovery R&D leading to field trials and demonstrations that improve the efficiencies and impacts of oil production....Learn More
Tight/Light Oil Research
PTRC is working with major players in the Bakken and Viking Formations of Saskatchewan to develop field trials of new technologies for improving tight oil recovery....Learn More
Aquistore
A major international research program looking at the storage of carbon dioxide in a deep saline geologic formation....Learn More
Weyburn-Midale CO2 Monitoring and Storage
This project, which ran between 2000 and 2015, created one of the richest datasets in the world for CO2 storage. ...Learn More
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The Petroleum Technology Research Centre is delighted to announce it has endowed a scholarship at the First Nations University of Canada, in Regina, for students interested in studying science at the undergraduate level. Details on the scholarship itself are available from FNUC. You can read a full press release by clicking here .
Image Above: PTRC's CEO Dan MacLean shakes hands with FNUC's VP Academic Bob Kayseas
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The Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) is a not-for-profit corporation founded in 1998 to facilitate research and development and demonstration projects into enhanced oil recovery and carbon storage, with the goals of improving recovery rates while reducing the environmental footprint of the oil and gas industry. It is the PTRC's mission to realize 5 billion additonal barrels of oil reserves from Saskatchewan's existing oil-in-place over five years of R&D and field trials of new and improved technologies.