Leismer Lodge

Located 4 km away from the plant site, and 8 km away from the Town of Conklin, Alberta, this new lodge will house workers engaged in the construction and operations of the Leismer lease of North American Oil Sands Corporation, recently acquired by Statoil of Norway. The philosophy of this project is to create an attractive, comfortable and sustainable residential complex called "Leismer Lodge, that acts as the centre for NAOSC/ Stadoil construction and operations for the next 40-50 years.

The Leismer Lodge is to house 480 people to start, with a capacity to grow to 600 people. It should be integrated into the native boreal forest and be sensitive to community needs. The building is to have the capacity to operate off-grid, although gas lines and power lines will be connected to the site in due course. It will be flexible, accommodating the needs of the various groups who will occupy the building during the construction phase, during on-going plant operations, and during shut-down periods.

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