Can the Montney WGI Be a Ouija Board for Gas Liquids?

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

April 16, 2019

In this era of under-reported or unreported gas liquids production, could the Ethane+ also known as the C2+ Wet Gas Index (WGI) serve as a proxy to indicate liquids richness?

Will South Duvernay Oil Rates at Pembina Soar Like Cygnet?

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

March 19, 2019

A comparison of South Duvernay oil rates over time at Cygnet/Joffre, Twining/Huxley and Pembina/Joffre

Now and Then: Montney Hydrodynamics Takes on the #10 Year Challenge

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

February 21, 2019

Montney hydrodynamics from Canadian Discovery takes on the #10 Year Challenge. How have data and interpretations matured over the last 10 years?

The South Duvernay Oil Play Marches Northwestward

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

August 9, 2018

The south Duvernay oil play continues its northwestward march with land sale activity and wells coming on-stream.

How Big is Big?

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

June 21, 2018

A parcel in the Inga area of NEBC went for $22,767/ha at the June 13 Crown land sale. How does this stack up in terms of price/ha over the recent past?

To BOE, or Not To BOE…

Author(s):

Chris Podetz

Published:

May 22, 2018

The standard 6:1 ratio for natural gas on a BOE basis may be inadequate for assessing certain opportunities as North American NG prices continue to languish.

What Has Petroleum Done For Me This Morning?

Author(s):

Mark Lenko

Published:

April 12, 2018

The energy industry has, for too long, allowed itself to be defined by what comes out of the tail pipe of cars; what petroleum contributes to society is so much more than that ...