The client requested that Integrated Sustainability conduct a water risk assessment that included the evaluation of source water, water use, and associated water-related risks in relation to its operations and anticipated developments.
A study designed to provide a detailed overview of current operational conditions of a thermal energy plant, which consists of drafting piping and instrumentation diagram (P&IDs) and process flow diagrams (PFDs), sampling plan, and an evaluation of the water chemistry. Following the completion of the water chemistry evaluation, Integrated Sustainability conducted a multi-criteria evaluation which assessed water treatment technologies and optimization strategies to reduce disposal costs.
Provide hydrogeological and geospatial analytical services for the creation of a regional fluid disposal assessment in Alberta.
Zero liquid discharge technology evaluation for wastewater treatment and central processing facility operational cost reduction.
An asset-level water strategy framework to manage water for the responsible, reliable, and cost effective development of assets at scale.
Preliminary treatment system design, regulatory permitting and process identification, and capital/operational cost estimate analysis of preliminary design.
Develop a Water Security Management Plan (WSMP) with the goal of ensuring available source(s) of water to support future operations. The WSMP was also tasked with identifying suitable water disposal options, and ensuring the long-term viability and reliability of water sources and disposal zones.
Comprehensive mine closure planning balancing operational, ecological, and social considerations to support responsible resource management and post-closure land use optimization
Decentralized wastewater treatment plant and disposal design for a large exploration camp in a remote location in the Yukon Territory. Extreme cold temperatures as low as -60°C were expected at the camp. Integrated Sustainability was approached to provide design details, procurement and construction support for the proposed infrastructure to serve the 400 person camp.
Elevator Blowdown (EBD) treatment solutions were being considered to serve as a cost saving alternative to the Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) Facility’s current disposal method for liquid waste from the site.
Establishing and securing a reliable, safe, and cost effective means of waste stream disposal is critical to guard operational integrity.
Develop a comprehensive solution for reducing freshwater requirements, and both transportation and disposal costs via flowback water reuse.
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