Leveraging our extensive experience across all phases of the Boundary Dam 3 (BD3) CCS facility—from planning and construction to operation and refinement—the International CCS Knowledge Centre offers tailored tours and workshops designed to support and educate on the adoption of carbon capture technologies.
These versatile programs provide valuable insights into the lessons we’ve learned, helping others navigate the challenges and opportunities of implementing CCS into developing projects.
Calpine / BV / Technip / ZachryThe tour was critical, but the entire slide pack is important, as it carries invaluable lessons learned for these kind of proprietor/first of a kind projects.
Site Tours
Whether you’re a government official, part of a technical team approaching FEED or considering carbon capture implementation at your facility, we offer full-day tours of the BD3 facility in Estevan, Saskatchewan. These tours provide a comprehensive look at the entire process, from the operating power plant to the capture facility, showcasing how they work together. Each tour is customized to address your team’s specific questions, ensuring you gain the insights and knowledge needed to make informed decisions about your specific carbon capture inquires.
TC EnergyThe detail on the engineering process was really well done, the level of detail (being able to move from high level to very detailed) was very unique.
Workshops
In addition, our team offers both virtual and in-person workshops. These sessions are designed to guide you through the specific challenges and lessons learned from our experiences in developing, constructing, and maintaining operations at the BD3 capture facility, as well as our work with other clients. Delivered over 1-2 days, these workshops provide in-depth insights and give you the opportunity to get answers to your specific questions. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of implementing carbon capture technology and the benefits of participating in the CCS industry.
LECEntire workshop was good, the Lessons Learned will be great for verifying current projects.