Cenovus Energy Inc. will spend the next five years hunting down operational efficiencies and pumping up margins from its existing upstream and downstream assets, company president and chief executive officer Alex Pourbaix told the 2022 Scotiabank CAPP Energy Symposium.
Canada has an opportunity to go from climate action laggard to leader with its new climate action plan, suggests Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson.
In an industry undergoing a substantial shift, confidence from investors can be tied to predictability. The federal government’s tax credit aimed at sparking investment in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies does just that, says the head of a carbon pricing data tool company.
The Alberta Technology and Innovation Strategy aims to position the province as a technology and innovation hub, attracting talent, business and job-creating investments, both domestic and global, with the energy sector already off to a great start, says Doug Schweitzer, minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation.
The Daily Oil Bulletin has published the March edition of the On The Move newsletter.
Vande Water Management Corp. (“Vande” or the “Company”) has engaged Sayer Energy Advisors to assist the Company with the sale of its water injection project in the Grande Prairie area of Alberta (the “Project”).
Risers are a critical infrastructure point for any pipeline operator. Larger operators may have thousands of risers, scattered across various states or provinces and often located in remote areas. The failure of a riser can mean costly repairs, fines, and downtime. Every riser needs inspections, maintenance and repairs, but manually overseeing thousands of individual risers can be difficult and costly.
ConocoPhillips Canada has a long-standing principle that “our work is never so urgent or important that we cannot take time to do it safely and in an environmentally responsible manner.”
Interview with Janet Loduca, SVP, External Affairs & Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer at Pembina Pipelines Corporation - by Diana Davis, Editor at Oil & Gas IQ
Obsidian Energy Ltd. continues to add to its substantial land position in the Peace River area.
The strong results of its recent development program contributed to Obsidian Energy Ltd.’s first quarter 2022 production of approximately 29,400 boe/d.
Both conventional and unconventional reservoirs in the Montney Formation of northeast BC and northwest Alberta occur at the scale of systems tracts within the depositional sequence stratigraphic paradigm.
Source Energy Services Ltd. has entered into agreements with Canadian Silica Industries Inc. and Contractor’s Leasing Corp. (CSI) which will result in Source assuming all operations, distribution, and sale of domestic frack sand from CSI’s Peace River facility.