'Twas the Night Before Christmas (CDL-Style)

Author(s):

Canadian Discovery Staff

Published:

December 20, 2022

'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the basin, Operators took pause from the plays they'd been chasin'; The rigs were shut down and the seismic crews home, Head offices empty,

CO2 Storage in Deep Saline Aquifers: Something Old, Something New

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Allison Gibbs

Published:

March 9, 2022

The Government of Alberta Carbon Sequestration Tenure Management plan currently focuses on the permanent disposal of carbon dioxide into zones deeper than 1,000m that have no associated...

Alberta Has “Tonnes” of Room to Grow Carbon Storage

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

W. Steven Donaldson

Published:

March 31, 2021

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is one of the hot topics du jour in the 2021 Western Canada energy landscape…and with good reason!!

The Shine is Back on the Clearwater!

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

February 11, 2021

Mergers and acquisitions in the Nipisi-Marten Hills-Jarvie Clearwater heavy oil plays shifted into overdrive during the last two months of 2020.

Unlocking the Lower Montney

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

November 18, 2020

Lower Montney zones have been extensively developed along the formation’s subcrop edge and in the southern conventional reservoirs at Kaybob, Kaybob South, Placid and Ante Creek North.

The Clearwater’s Comeback

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

October 22, 2020

As industry continues to endure the chaos of the last six months, activity is slowly returning to key plays like the Clearwater

The Dunvegan: Uphole Potential?

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

September 30, 2020

As operators look to maximize returns on their existing properties, or to investin new opportunities, they often look “uphole” to shallower productive zones.

Productivity Factors in the Clearwater Oil Play

Author(s):

Tessa WIlson

Published:

April 30, 2020

Clearwater oil production continues to accelerate with an increase of over 23,000 bopd in the last few years. Production comes from three main areas—Marten Hills, Nipisi and Jarvie.

The Marten Hills Clearwater Oil Play: Robust Economics

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

November 9, 2019

In its short four-year life, the Clearwater cold flow heavy oil play at Marten Hills, Nipisi and Jarvie has gone from interesting land sales to producing 18,400 bopd (as of Sep 2019).

Quenching Thirst in the Duvernay

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

October 16, 2019

About 23 million cubic meters (m3) of water was used for fraccing in Alberta in 2017 (AER, 2018), and nearly 99% of that volume was non-saline.

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'Twas the Night Before Christmas (CDL-Style)

CO2 Storage in Deep Saline Aquifers: Something Old, Something New

Alberta Has “Tonnes” of Room to Grow Carbon Storage

The Shine is Back on the Clearwater!

Unlocking the Lower Montney

The Clearwater’s Comeback

The Dunvegan: Uphole Potential?

Productivity Factors in the Clearwater Oil Play

The Marten Hills Clearwater Oil Play: Robust Economics

Quenching Thirst in the Duvernay

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