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Northeast BC: Powering Up On Lithium

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

April 17, 2024

Geoscience BC and Canadian Discovery Ltd. (CDL) published the NEBC Lithium – Formation Water Database on February 29, 2024. Lithium is on Canada’s Critical Minerals List and will play a...

Drilling Wells (sung to the tune of Jingle Bells)

Author(s):

Canadian Discovery Ltd.

Published:

December 21, 2023

Drilling through the rock Horizontal, open hole Surface casing set Developing fields we go Payout’s pretty swift If frac intensity is right The highest-rate wells are ERH When the reservoir

Belloy CO2 Storage Potential in Northeast BC

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

June 14, 2023

This article focuses on CO2 storage potential results from the Permian Belloy Formation of the Northeast BC Geological Carbon Capture and Storage Atlas.

Northeast BC Has “Gigatonnes” of Room to Grow Carbon Storage

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

March 1, 2023

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is a hot topic in the 2023 Western Canada energy landscape…and with good reason! Western Canada has both the geology and the geological...

'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.

The Marten Hills Clearwater Oil Play: From Open Land to High Demand

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

September 25, 2019

In four short years, the Clearwater cold flow heavy oil play at Marten Hills and Nipisi has gone from interesting land sales to producing over 14,000 bopd.

Evolution of Earthquakes in Alberta: The Role of Hydraulic Fracturing and the Possibilities for Risk Mitigation

Author(s):

Mehrdad Soltanzadeh, Geomechanics Engineer at PetroGem Inc.

Published:

September 19, 2019

Earthquakes in Alberta and their possible relationship to subsurface operations such as hydraulic fracturing and waste disposal have made a lot of news over the past few years.

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 ...

That’s a Lot of Freakin’ Money!

Author(s):

Meridee Fockler

Published:

February 15, 2018

“A lot of freakin’ money” has been spent for land rights in the South Duvernay oil play over the past two years

A Mighty Viking Indeed: 2/12-35-55-22W5 Viking Gas

Author(s):

Chris Podetz

Published:

One of 2020’s top IPmax gas rates belongs to a Peyto Deep Basin Viking well drilled at Wild River, AB.

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Northeast BC: Powering Up On Lithium

Drilling Wells (sung to the tune of Jingle Bells)

Belloy CO2 Storage Potential in Northeast BC

Northeast BC Has “Gigatonnes” of Room to Grow Carbon Storage

'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

The Marten Hills Clearwater Oil Play: From Open Land to High Demand

Evolution of Earthquakes in Alberta: The Role of Hydraulic Fracturing and the Possibilities for Risk Mitigation

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

Will South Duvernay Oil Rates at Pembina Soar Like Cygnet?

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

The South Duvernay Oil Play Marches Northwestward

How Big is Big?

To BOE, or Not To BOE…

What Has Petroleum Done For Me This Morning?

That’s a Lot of Freakin’ Money!

A Mighty Viking Indeed: 2/12-35-55-22W5 Viking Gas

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