Parts 1 and 2 of this series examined Canadians’ views on a range of energy and climate issues — climate ambition, the current and future of oil and gas, electrification, the electricity mix, energy needs and affordability.
Climate change is a real concern and already causing localized negative effects in some regions, energy and technology expert and distinguished professor emeritus at the University of Manitoba, Vaclav Smil, said at the Canadian Energy Executive Association’s (CEEA) Beyond Boomers event in Calgary.
Trican Well Service Ltd.’s fourth quarter results for 2023 met guidance and market expectations, with president and CEO Brad Fedora saying “differentiation and modernization” is key to the company’s strategy in 2024.
The decision of U.S. President Joe Biden to pause approval of new LNG export licences is an opportunity for Canada as it prepares to start exporting the fuel, according to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) is forecasting capital expenditures for the upstream oil and natural gas sector will reach $40.6 billion in 2024, rising slightly from an estimated actual investment of $39 billion for 2023.
Looking beyond headlines related to profitability and shareholder returns, the latest round of quarterly results tells us that the supermajors will continue a strategy of growing near-term oil and gas production whilst maintaining flexibility in their levels of low carbon spending, as they look to assess the speed of the energy transition.
This paper underscores the critical importance of water management in hydrogen production. In principle, it highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to address water challenges, including sourcing, cooling, treatment, and wastewater management.
With changes to planning and mitigation measures for energy companies working in Treaty 8 territory in northeast B.C. to take effect on April 15, 2024, the British Columbia Energy Regulator (BCER) has announced an online info session for industry professionals.
It’s widely recognized that Canadian power and utilities (P&U) organizations will have a critical role to play in energy transition. However, many are uncertain about the way forward in the face of a series of complex and interrelated questions.
A new regulatory course will help those who submit applications to operate wells in Alberta’s oil and gas sector avoid common errors and maximize AER application approvals.
Founded in 2014 during one of the oil and gas industry’s worst oil price drops in its history, MANTL Canada Ltd. is an Alberta-based oilfield service provider that builds complete progressing cavity pump (PCP) systems for oil and gas wells.
PTW Energy Services Strengthens its Renewables Division with Fibre Jetting and Termination, Enhancing Efficiency and Reliability in Green Energy Infrastructure
Analyst Jeremy McCrea has joined BMO as the company’s new managing director for its energy equity research team, based in Calgary.
Spartan Delta Corp. is reducing its 2024 forecast operating costs by nine per cent to $6.07/boe and reducing its capital expenditures, before A&D, by $5 million to $125 million, exclusive of Duvernay activity, while production guidance remains unchanged at 38,500 – 40,500 boe/d.
In 2023, Spartan Delta Corp. successfully executed a $295.0 million capital program focusing on continued development across multiple horizons in the Deep Basin and completed a pre-disposition development program of its Gold Creek and Karr assets located in the Montney.