Alberta Clipper Pipeline Photo Gallery by Mike Stobbs at pbase.com

Alberta Clipper Pipeline

The Alberta Clipper Project involves:
.the construction of approximately 1,080km long 914mm O.D. (NPS36") pipeline from Hardisty, Alberta
to the United States border near Gretna, Manitoba.
. the consrtucyion of new electrically driven pump units for the pipeline at eight existing Enbridge facilities and one new pump station to be constucted near Regina (Rowatt Station); and
. the construction of six new tanks at the existing Hardisy Terminal.
This gallery will document the Saskatchewan portion of the project.

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Sunrise at #1 Highway








		Morning Welder

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Guest		14-Mar-2015 17:41
Great work! V.

Guest		22-Mar-2012 03:12
I worked out there too? and I dont see anything except equipment working , that was was one of the toughtest spreads,the environmental work was unbelievable, the swamp work, the hours, to maintain that job, and keeping the american indians happy, dont laborers get some credit too we couldnt get an operator thay could run a bobcat. Idont see anyone wadind in knee deep redclay earningadays pay that job was all about envinonmental work.

Guest		22-Mar-2012 03:03
I worked out there too? and I dont see anything except equipment working , that was was one of the toughtest spreads,the environmental work was unbelievable, the swamp work, the hours, to maintain that job, and keeping the american indians happy, dont labobers get some credit too? we good not even get an operator that could run a bobcat

SEPP		20-Dec-2010 15:31
EVERYTHING IS DETAILLED, WITH YOUR EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORT ONE WORD : SUPERB NOWHERE ELSE TO FIND SO MUCH PRECISION FOR THIS PROJECT

Derek Sierens		11-Mar-2010 16:14
Lukasz Lempart you should gain some knowledge before you speak. Pipeliners follow strict rules to ensure the least amount of damage to the enviroment and in the long run pipelines are good for the enviroment. Can you imagine how many trucks would be on the road hauls oil/petrolum if there was no pipelines, just think about it for a second. Pipelines last years and keep keep the roads and highways from being polluted with semi's hauling oil, destroying our highways, plus pipelines are great for the economy and create many jobs

Derek Sierens		11-Mar-2010 15:51
Great photo gallery, i worked on the prep crew last summer was a great experience. I miss the people i met out there. nice to pics of people i met out there

Lukasz Lempart		15-Dec-2009 15:52
You have skill, but I can't believe you're wasting your talent on environmental rape. I cannot believe that the Obama administration, while claiming to be a champion of the environment, approved this pipeline to run through the U.S.

Guest		04-Jul-2009 00:21
Great gallery... very well documented.

Steven Robertson		14-Apr-2009 15:16
I worked this spread on the mainline sandblast rig. Nice to see friendly faces. The pictures really capture what its all about out there. Minus the bitter cold and brutal winds.

Inga Morozoff		11-Apr-2009 01:07
Excellent series. Well seen and presented. It's even appealing to us gurls. ;-)

Dan Chusid		30-Dec-2008 16:06
The images flow nicely!

Guest		07-Nov-2008 20:52
Fabolous atmosphere of heavy duty exposed here... voted!

Steve Mockford		02-Nov-2008 02:38
Good job Mike. I am voting for this gallery early on so that more people will be drawn to it.

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