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Strathcona Update Life in the Heartland May 6, 2013 Gerry Gabinet, Director Tyler Westover Acting Manager Industrial Development Strathcona County Agenda Who we are: Stats Canada Update Our new brand What we are: Money Sense Magazine

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Strathcona Update Life in the Heartland May 6, 2013

Gerry Gabinet, Director Tyler Westover Acting Manager Industrial Development Strathcona County

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Agenda

Who we are:

  • Stats Canada Update
  • Our new brand

What we are:

  • Money Sense Magazine
  • Alberta Industrial Heartland Updates
  • Tour of Alberta Sept. 4, 2013
  • Canada +55 Games, 2014
  • Summary
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Stats Canada Update February 2012

  • Canada

5.9%

  • Alberta

10.8%

  • Edmonton

11.2%

  • Calgary

10.9%

  • Strathcona

12.1%

  • Edmonton CMA

11.8%

  • Calgary CMA

12.9%

  • Strathcona

92,490

  • Sherwood Park

64,733

  • Rural

27,757

  • Growth

9,979

  • Urban

13.9%

  • Rural

8.2%

  • Total

12.1%

  • Last 20 years

62.9%

  • Average rate

2.45%

Since 2006

  • Yellowhead County
  • Lethbridge County
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2012 Census Canada Population 4417 Growth rate 1.0%

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Our New Brand: Living. Refined

There’s also a humble heartbeat that reminds us of more constrained beginnings, and grounds us and our children in reality rather than

  • artificiality. We are salt of the earth in agriculture roots and

environmental stewardship that continue to nourish life and living. We’re not exotica and New York City. We’re something more. Truth, beauty, and goodness pulse here. There’s serenity of escapism. Recreation and healthy lifestyle are a drumbeat. Knowing neighbors' still matters. Giving back and paying it forward matters even more. We are leadership, innovation, pursuit of excellence, creativity, potential, enablement, and empowerment. We are human powered. Strathcona County. You owe it to yourself.

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Two Publications Vancouver Province - March June Warren Nickol’s – Shifting Focus AIH April

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Money Sense Magazine 2013: Recognition for Strathcona County

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Money Sense Magazine 2013: Recognition for Strathcona County

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Projected Growth Rates Alberta

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Projected Growth Rates Metro Edmonton

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Projected Growth Rates

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Strathcona Growth

82,511 84,722 85,521 87,998 89,382 94,253 96,076 97,899 99,722 56,845 58,754 59,409 61,660 62,850 64,733 66,295 67,897 69,500 71,103 72,706 25,666 25,968 26,112 26,338 26,532 27,757 27,958 28,178 28,399 28,619 28,839

101,545

92,490

20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 2006 2007 2008* 2009* 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Year Population Total Urban Rural

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Housing industry 7.8% Alberta GDP- $22 B- 270,800 employed

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Updated Business Data

  • Share of New Business

3.55% SC vs 3.01 Edmonton Employee Size

  • 4.6%
  • Employees

2.1

  • 1‐4

1.0%

  • 5‐9

‐5.2%

  • 10‐19

6.9%

  • 20‐49

14.5%

  • 48,270 jobs

2012

  • 43,558 jobs

2011

  • 4712

9.7% increase Employees

  • 1‐4

58.0%

  • 5‐9

17.5%

  • 10‐19

11.4%

  • SC

86.0%

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Source: Colliers

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http://www.strathcona.ca/departments/Economic_Develop ment_and_Tourism/property-locator.aspx

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Emerald Hills – Full Build out 15,000 people around 2017‐20.

  • Draft Plans for new 25m pool and all weather sporting fields.
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Confirmed Retail – Emerald Hills

  • Golf Town
  • Visions
  • Bed Bath Beyond
  • Winners
  • Wal

Mart Super Centre

  • Reitmans
  • The Shoe Company
  • Town Shoes
  • Opa
  • Quiznos
  • Ardene
  • Press’d

Sandwiches

  • Bouclair
  • Petsmart
  • Dollarama
  • Wine and Beyond
  • Tony Romas
  • Chatters
  • Stokes
  • Osh Kosh
  • Town Shoes
  • Tommy Gun’s
  • Jones New York
  • Binhs

Nails

  • Slamburger
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NE Anthony Henday Planning

  • Eight interchanges
  • Nine Flyovers
  • Two River Structures
  • 47 Total Bridge Structures
  • Completion date of 2016
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Indirect Impact of Oil & Gas Alberta

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Existing Industrial Base

  • Canada’s largest hydrocarbon processing center home to 15

world scale facilities responsible for 43% of national basic chemical manufacturing

  • Major center for

– Petroleum Refining (422 Mbdp capacity) – Bitumen Upgrading (255 Mbdp expanding to 400 Mbpd capacity) – Petrochemical Production (Ethylene, Styrene, Fertilizers) – Natural Gas Fractionation and Processing – A variety of other specialty products

  • Approximately $1 billion in annual expenditure (excluding

feedstocks)

  • 7,500

full time direct employees

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Turn Around Activity

  • Maintenance turn arounds

at existing plant involve thousands of contractors and millions in local expenditures

  • Agrium Redwater (2013)
  • Shell (Annually starting 2013‐2015)
  • Suncor 2013
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Pipelines in Strathcona County

  • We have over 2800 km of high pressure pipelines

between 10” to 36” in diameter

  • Our urban area of Sherwood Park (population of
  • ver 67,000) has 17 pipelines adjacent to residential

areas

  • Products:
  • Crude oil, condensate/diluents, natural gas,

butane, ethane, hydrogen

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Pipelines and Terminal Activities

  • Kinder Morgan‐

Expansion of terminal to support Trans‐ Mountain enhancement (recent update $5.4 B – 36” line)

  • Enbridge Pipelines – Terminal and pipeline starting point for

Northern Gateway project. New tanks proposed at Stonefell (8‐12).Pipelines up North

  • Interpipeline

– Polaris diluent terminal and pipeline expansion

  • Access Pipeline –

42” dilbit pipeline to add 350,000 bpd capacity (potential for future expansions)

  • Keyra

Energy – Diluent pipeline connecting their operation in Strathcona area and Fort Saskatchewan to the Heartland

  • Trans Canada Grand Rapids Pipeline

– Grand Rapids Pipeline Project and Tank Farm AIH. 24” Diluent and 42” Bitumen

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Upgrading Project Estimates

  • Estimates on additions to upgrading capacity are based on the

following assumptions regarding new projects or expansions to existing projects by 2030. New Upgraders

  • North West Upgrading

150,000 bbl/day (new) 1st phase sanctioned

  • Voyageur

200,000 bbl/day (new) deferred

  • Sasol GTL facility Proposed

48,000 bbl/day (further information later)

Expansions/Debottlenecking (*)

  • Syncrude

100,000 bbl/day

  • Suncor

100,000 bbl/day

  • CNRL

100,000 bbl/day

  • Shell Scotford

85,000 bbl/day

  • Nexen/OPTI

50,000 bbl/day

(*) Notes increase in upgrading capacity beyond existing levels

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Major Investment Announcements AIH – Over $20 Billion in Potential

1. North West Redwater Partnership

  • Bitumen Refinery

$5.7 billion 2. Williams Energy

  • Off‐Gas Pipeline and Fractionization

$500 million

  • Propylene PDH Facility (Greenfield site SC)

$900 million 3. Pembina

  • NGL Fractionization

Expansion $600 million 4. Sasol

  • Gas to Liquids Facility

$8 billion 5. Keyera

  • De‐ethanizer

Addition $110 million 6. BA Energy

  • Bitumen Upgrader Continuation

$3 billion 7. Agrium Fertilizer

  • Urea Production Expansion

$400 million 8. Carbon Capture & Storage Projects $2.5 billion

  • Shell Quest
  • Enhance Energy

9. Canexus $125 million

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Expansion One Shell Chem icals Shell Refinery Shell Upgrader Construction storage

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Sasol Update September 5

Optioned the site from Total. Future study required for 48,000 bpd facility. If built 5,000 construction jobs, 500 fulltime jobs.

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Project Timeline

FEED sanction on this project postponed. Louisiana GTL and Cracker has received their FEED sanction. Alberta still in process

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Tour of Alberta – Heartland Portion Sept. 4

  • Strathcona is the start of the road race
  • Tourism is $5.5 B in Alberta with over

92,600 direct jobs (2010)

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““The most important benefit of population size and growth is the increase it brings to the stock of useful knowledge. Minds matter economically as much as, or more than, hands or mouths.”

Julian Simon

For more information, please contact:

  • Gerry Gabinet, Director Economic Development &

Tourism gerald.gabinet@strathcona.ca

  • Randy Richards, Manager Commercial Development

randy.richards@strathcona.ca

  • Tyler Westover, Acting Manager Industrial

Development tyler.westover@strathcona.ca