BOE Report Staff

Do you want to take your career to a new level and uncover your leadership potential? Then join us for the Access MBA online event on Nov. 20. Access MBA educates, matches, and connects prospective MBA applicants with accredited and top-ranked business schools from around the globe. On Nov. 20 you will have the ideal opportunity to learn more about the world’s most recognized business degrees. Speak with admissions directors of leading international institutions from Canada, the US, Spain, [Read more]

Most operations have become a data spiderweb as Industry 4.0 brought IIoT and data monitoring and control systems to the field. Operations teams now face the challenge of monitoring more data from more sources, with mounting compliance responsibilities. These challenges are not new, but a worsening labour shortage, and cognitive overload on workers, is leading to more downtime, incident risk and higher OPEX costs. In its latest white paper, EZ Ops examines why oil and gas operations are at a [Read more]

The rise of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting has been meteoric over the past five years. ESG is the latest evolution of an old concept that asks companies to consider how they affect people and the planet, as well as their own profitability. Energy executives, oilfield service providers, and public relations professionals all recognize the critical importance of proving to citizens, governments, and other stakeholder groups how our organizations are contributing to [Read more]

Since the last major downturn in oil prices, the Grande Prairie Beacon News reported investigations into the theft of $70,000 in oilfield equipment. The Edmonton Journal reported in the same year that two men were facing charges for allegedly stealing $250,000 of gear, from ATVs and snowmobiles to tools and industrial electronics. A disgruntled oilfield worker in Fort McMurray was charged with stealing heavy steel oil-rig mats worth almost $267,000 from a well site. The list goes on. Over the [Read more]

CALGARY, AB – The Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) extends congratulations to all members of the Government of Canada’s new cabinet sworn in earlier this week. We understand that managing Canada’s economic recovery and the impacts of COVID-19 will be high on their list of priorities. “We wish members of the new cabinet success in their portfolios, and we’re hopeful they will see the energy community a part of the solution to the country’s economic recovery,” said Gurpreet Lail, [Read more]

Fort Saskatchewan auction featuring: Wheel loaders, crawler dozers, picker trucks, truck tractors, dump trucks, bed trucks and much more. All of these assets can be found on Day 1 of our “Absolute Public Online Fort Saskatchewan Consignment Auction Featuring a Major Realignment for Ralph Morrison Rentals and Others” on ClubBid.com, closing on Tuesday, Oct. 2 – Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 10 a.m. (MST) View, join & bid on Fort Saskatchewan day 1 lots here. For more information, please [Read more]

The Estate of Margaret Brassington (deceased) is offering for sale two quarter sections of freehold mineral interests, each of which is producing crude oil and generating royalties. These interests comprise: All mines and minerals except coal within, upon or under the Southwest Quarter of Section 5-49-1 W4M comprising 64.3 hectares (160 acres); and All mines and minerals except coal within, upon or under the Northeast Quarter of Section 19-49-1 W4M excepting thereout any of the waters [Read more]