There’s An Increasingly Multigenerational Workforce In Canada’s Energy Industry. Here’s How To Manage It.
Canada’s oil and gas industry is grappling with an increasingly multigenerational workforce, combining employees across a vast age spectrum.
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Geothermal Energy May Have Greater Potential Than Projected
Energy forecasters such as the International Energy Agency (IEA), Shell plc and Wood Mackenzie Ltd. are projecting an uptick in geothermal energy in the coming decades, with the degree of growth primarily dependent on three key factors, Marit Brommer, CEO of the Hague-based International Geothermal Association, told DOB Energy.
Everything On The Table To Increase Alberta Oil And Gas Production, Smith Tells CAOEC
The Alberta government prefers a hands-off, free market approach to energy development, but it will do whatever is necessary to protect the industry and grow production in light of federal opposition, Premier Danielle Smith said at the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC) 2024 State of the Industry lunch in Calgary.
Alberta’s Proposed GHG Data Control Raises Questions. But Many Are Backing Its Decision To Push Back Against The Cap.
Future ownership of greenhouse gas emission reporting from Alberta may be shifting based on the provincial government’s response to the emissions cap, leaving some questions around external needs for this data up in the air.
Willesden Green Duvernay Parcels The Focus Of Latest Alberta Land Sale
The second-last land sale of 2024 was relatively small, in both hectares and total bonus as compared to the averages for 2024.
Western Canadian Active Rate Continued On Steady Course
The active rate in Western Canada continued on a steady clip through November.
Midstream Investment Paying Off For EQT
The ability to move large volumes of gas and water through connected infrastructure networks across its vast land position is generating operational efficiencies, resulting in lower capital costs to maintain or grow production for Appalachian gas operator EQT Corporation.
Downhole Motor Advances Allowing EOG To Speed Drilling Of Long Horizontal Wells
EOG Resources, Inc.’s in-house downhole motor program is allowing the company to drill longer laterals faster than ever before, chief operating officer Jeffrey Leitzell said on the company’s third quarter 2024 earnings call.
Regulatory Changes – What To Expect In 2025 In Alberta And British Columbia
Local Matters - Swift Current, Saskatchewan
Cruise Control-Like Platform For Control Rooms Offers Multiple Benefits
Working in a control room and seeing the lack of efficiencies through excess button clicking and overall manual processes that could be automated got Vicki Knott thinking about the possibility for improvement.
AlphaARMS: Powering The World’s Most Advanced Land Drilling Rig With Robotics
Acquisition Oil Corp.: Property Divestiture
Navigating Challenges And Opportunities: Insights From KPMG’s 2024 Energy, Natural Resources CEO Outlook
AltaGas Lays Out 2025 Capital Plan. The Midstream Will Get A Large Share Of Investment.
AltaGas Ltd.’s 2025 capital program is forecasted to be $1.4 billion, which reflects strong growth opportunities balanced against the company’s leverage targets.
Enbridge To ‘Deploy’ $7 Billion Of Capital For 2025
Enbridge Inc. expects to deploy approximately $7 billion of capital in 2025, exclusive of maintenance capital.
Coelacanth Completes Additional Wells At Two Rivers
Coelacanth Energy Inc. has completed and tested four additional wells at its Two Rivers East Project including three Lower Montney Wells and 1 Upper Montney well on the 5-19 pad.