Industrial wastewater treatment equipment in Calgary

Calgary sits at the junction of two wastewater markets. Inside city limits, well over a million people and a growing base of food processors, chemical blenders and logistics operators discharge under Wastewater Bylaw 14M2012, with the Bow River as the receiving water. Outside the city, the surrounding basin runs on produced water and work-camp utilities, a market with no municipal sewer at all.

Bow River limits meet oilfield volumes

The Bow is a cold, clear trout river with little assimilative capacity to spare, so the city keeps its bylaw limits tight and its sampling frequent. Meanwhile an oil and gas service company an hour away may need to treat 500 m³/day of produced water to reuse or disposal standards with nothing but a skid and a generator. We design for both ends: sewer-compliance pretreatment for plants inside Calgary, and self-contained packaged systems for camps and well sites where winter operation at −30 °C is a design requirement, not an edge case.