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SaskEnergy will be conducting controlled natural gas flaring Wednesday at its block valve site in the RM of Sherwood.
The Crown corporation said in a tweet the flare will run for a few hours during the day, which it said is subject to change based on operating requirements.
According to SaskEnergy, flaring is an industry standard practice when natural gas needs to be removed from a line and reduces the carbon footprint of vented natural gas by 85 per cent.
SaskEnergy will be conducting controlled natural gas flaring at its block valve site in the RM of Sherwood, west of the Global Transportation Hub.
The flare will run for a few hours during the day on Wednesday, June 14, subject to change based on operating requirements. pic.twitter.com/2qA7LjatzJ
— SaskEnergy (@SaskEnergy) June 13, 2023
