OPERATIONS

Veresen Midstream is a leading western Canadian natural gas and NGL midstream business. We’re focused on developing and owning infrastructure connecting the top producing basins to markets, with a strong foundation in the core of the Montney region.

The Montney play is one of the lowest cost gas supply regions in North America which is demonstrated by the significant level of current and planned producer activity despite today’s commodity price environment. We look forward working with our customers and other producers in the area to unlock the value of this world class resource play by providing flexible and innovative midstream solutions.

Highlights

  • Owner of Hythe/Steeprock sour gas facilities since 2012
  • Highly reliable operator, achieving 99% facility reliability while maintaining a track record of safety and environmental stewardship
  • Infrastructure totals over 1000 km of gas gathering pipelines, 1.8 Bcf/d of compression, and 1.5 bcf/d of processing capacity
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Hythe Gas Plant 

Sour and sweet gas processing

  • All trains include dehydration and various levels of liquids recovery
  • Sulfur plant; all sulfur is trucked off-site

Steeprock Gas Plant

Sour gas processing

  • Gas is sweetened at Steeprock which is connected to the Hythe Gas processing facility
  • Utilizes Hythe sweet sales compression
  • Sulfur plant; all sulfur is trucked off-site

Tower Gas Plant

Sweet gas processing

  • Inlet separation and sand removal
  • Shallow-cut propane refrigeration train
  • Sales Compression
  • NGL treating, NGL storage and full line rate delivery to Pembina’s NGL system including truck offloading of NGLs

Sunrise Gas Plant

Sweet gas processing

  • Inlet separation and sand removal
  • Two shallow-cut propane refrigeration trains
  • Sales Compression

Saturn Gas Plant

Sweet gas processing

  • Inlet separation and sand removal
  • Two shallow-cut propane refrigeration trains
  • Sales Compression

Tower Truck Terminal

NGL truck offloading and storage

  • 24 hour automated unloading
  • Custody transfer product measurement
  • Priority scheduled service to eliminate truck offloading wait times
  • Pipeline connected to Pembina’s HVP & LVP pipelines
  • Accepting third party volumes
  • Centralized storage & sales

IN AN EMERGENCY

Veresen Midstream owns and operates a variety of natural gas facilities and pipelines regulated by the Alberta Energy Regulator, British Columbia Oil & Gas Commission and the National Energy Board.

Emergency Response Plans

Our National Energy Board regulated pipelines are operated by Encana pursuant to the Contract Operating Agreement between Encana and Veresen Midstream. Encana and Veresen Midstream have clearly defined operational protocols and business guidelines for the management and operation of the NEB-regulated pipelines.

As the contract operator, and responsible for Veresen Midstream’s NEB regulated pipelines, Encana provides emergency preparedness and response for our Tupper Pipelines. The pipelines are included in Encana’s Grande Prairie Area ERP which adopts CSA Z1600 and meets provincial and federal regulatory requirements, national standards, and industry best practices.

NEB Requirement

In accordance with National Energy Board (NEB) Order MO-002-2017 (the Order), Veresen Midstream is making the Emergency Response Plans (Manual or Manuals) for its NEB regulated assets available via the above link on our website for public viewing.

If you spot an incident

Hythe and Steeprock Gas Plants (operated by Pembina)

24-hour emergency number: 1-855-577-4555

Saturn, Sunrise and Tower Gas Plants (operated by Encana)

24-hour emergency number: 1-403-645-3333

Call Before You Dig

If you are planning any type of ground disturbance in the area of our operations, please use the links below to arrange for the marking of buried facilities (pipelines). This will ensure your safety and that of our assets.