Recycling Instead Of Landfilling – Energy News for the Canadian Oil & Gas Industry | EnergyNow.ca

recover logo for articles

Calgary, Alberta – August 30, 2023 – The energy industry needs to rethink the term “waste”.  In the case of oil based drill cuttings, it’s not waste, it’s an energy rich recyclable.

Recover Inc. (“Recover”) is a waste-to-energy technology company that recycles oil based drill cuttings in Alberta and our technology can recover the base oil for reuse as a drilling fluid.

By sending oil-based drill cuttings to Recover, operators are:

  • Reducing landfillable volumes on their drill site.
  • Saving an average of $10,000 on every well drilled.
  • Choosing to recycle hydrocarbons instead of landfilling energy.
  • Avoiding an average of 510 tonnes of GHG emissions on every well drilled, which is equivalent to avoiding the full-year emissions from 110 passenger cars.

Recover helps operators by recycling oil-based drill cuttings, by reducing disposal costs and by incorporating more environmentally sustainable methods of disposal.  Recover would be pleased to provide your drilling and environmental group with a transportation and tipping quote to the facility. For more information, please contact Brian Coston at (403) 607-6434, or by email at bcoston@recover-energy.com.

About Recover Inc.

Recover is a waste-to-energy technology company that specializes in cleaning oil-based drilling waste. We provide an industry leading, customer focused, waste management solution to upstream oil and natural gas companies operating in the west-central Alberta area and we have plans to expand our business throughout North America.

For further information please contact:

Stan Ross, President & CEO, Phone: (403) 390-7797, Email: sross@recover-energy.com
Shane Kozak, VP Finance & CFO, Phone: (403) 471-7787, Email: skozak@recover-energy.com

Website: www.recover-energy.com


recover® waste to energy technology provides operators the opportunity to adopt recycling initiative update

Share This:

Next Article

 


More News Articles