At the leading edge of asphalt research
Cenovus Asphalt's labs are the source of all innovation, boasting products with superior performance in extreme temperatures. Cenovus has also led the way in sustainability, developing new approaches to incorporating recycled asphalt in road projects.
How partnering with Cenovus Asphalt helps build better roads
Polymer-Modified Asphalt (PMA) trial project
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Location: Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada Cenovus's role: Cenovus introduced a new PMA product to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (Sask MHI) and helped develop the accompanying specification. Partners: Sask MHI and Aecon Transportation West Completed: June 2019 |
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How the City of Saskatoon used Full-Depth Reclamation
FDR project, City of Saskatoon
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Location: Industrial roads near Saskatoon International Airport, Canada Cenovus's role: Husky created a custom-engineered emulsion mix to facilitate the use of recycled asphalt in the FDR process. Customer: City of Saskatoon Partners: Ingevity, Northern Blacktop Completed: September 2018 |
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Cenovus Asphalt proves it is the ideal P3 asphalt supply partner for significant transportation infrastructure projects
Regina Bypass P3 Paving Project
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Location: Regina, Saskatchewan Cenovus's role: Collaborated with construction partners in the bidding process. Once the contract was awarded, we created a custom polymer-modified asphalt mix to withstand traffic volumes, extreme temperatures and a 30-year maintenance period. Customer: Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (Sask MHI) Partners: Regina Bypass Consortium Completed: October 2019 |
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Building better runways in remote communities
Airport runway project, Churchill, Manitoba
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Location: Churchill, Manitoba Cenovus's role: Provide PG 58-40P, made with a new formulation, and SS-1 emulsion to the remote area of Churchill, Manitoba for a much-needed update of the Churchill Airport runway. Customer: Canadian Federal Government Partners: Nelson River Construction Completed: August 2020 |
