The breadth of opportunities in the oil and gas sector is demonstrated by the Rising Stars Class of 2021 that includes not only engineers but also a research chemist, a regulatory lawyer and a supply chain expert.
The world’s energy future is in obvious flux. Indeed, “energy transition” is now more or less officially part of the oil and gas industry’s lexicon.
Western Canadian oil and gas producers can continue to look forward to improved commodity prices, and activity levels are expected to remain strong relative to the past two years, according to experts and industry officials.
The Daily Oil Bulletin has published the October edition of the On The Move newsletter.
Trans Mountain Corporation says it has a team working on plans to restart the Trans Mountain pipeline and completed an initial assessment of the affected areas by air yesterday.
A looming labour shortage, efficient production demands, and intensifying compliance requirements are putting operations teams in a bind. More data, more to do, and fewer people to do it.
Register now for the CAOEC State of the Industry, taking place on Tuesday, November 23 at the Calgary Petroleum Club.
In a Canadian hospital over a decade ago, there was a mounting backlog of surgeries accompanied by a growing list of older patients whose end of life was arriving before they could be operated on.
There were 177 rigs at work this morning across the WCSB, with 311 down, for a 36 per cent active rate, reported Rig Locator.
Cloud computing is a potential solution to many challenges facing oil and gas companies in ensuring the ideal data sets and intelligence tools are fully accessible to relevant team members.
The oil and gas industry is driven by innovation but by no means is every innovation and not every new technology inherently disruptive. What makes a new technology disruptive?
Repsol has completed the acquisition of 100 per cent ownership of the Canaport LNG terminal, which it has operated since the facility opened in 2009.
Leucrotta Exploration Inc. has completed, in early Q4 2021, its four-well Montney test pad drilling at Mica in the third quarter.
DIVERGENT Energy Services Corp.’s largest client plans to continue its coalbed methane workover program for next year at a pace similar to during Q3 2021, says management, barring any potential weather-related disruptions and assuming commodity prices remain strong.