Get your gift matched today to double or even quadruple your impact for children and families in crisis through Cottage Care Day. Every dollar given to Children’s Cottage Society on Giving Tuesday, December 2, will be matched up to $200,000 by an anonymous donor. If your employer offers a workplace matching program, a single act of generosity can become four times the support for local children and families. Donations can be made securely at childrenscottage.ab.ca/cottage-care-day, or through [Read more]
Multiphase Flowmeter Pilot in Alberta Cuts Well Pad Costs and Emissions, With Accuracy That Meets AER Requirements
A recent field pilot in Alberta is showing how producers can simplify well testing, reduce flaring, and lower capital costs without sacrificing measurement accuracy. Torxen, was an Alberta E&P focused on light oil development, partnered with SLB to trial the Vx Spectra surface multiphase flowmeter as an alternative to conventional test separators. The results point to a practical path for Canadian operators looking to optimize pad designs while staying fully compliant with provincial [Read more]
Not everything has to be about politics – the time is right for an energy truce in Canada
In the wake of this week's MOU between Canada and Alberta, it's high time to step back and evaluate where we stand as a country relative to our energy priorities. For a country blessed with an extraordinary abundance of resources, Canada seems strangely committed to fighting about them. Few topics inflame our politics like energy—oil versus renewables, left versus right, Alberta versus Ottawa. It’s a tug-of-war that’s been dragging on for decades, and every time it looks like we might finally [Read more]
CAPP statement on AB/Federal memorandum of understanding
“CAPP welcomes the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the federal and Alberta governments, which reflects an earnest commitment to collaborate and grow Canada’s oil and natural gas industry. The elimination of the emissions cap, changes to the Competition Act, and the commitment to work together on new market access are all significant steps towards unlocking Canada’s vast natural energy resources and putting us on a path to become the world’s next energy superpower. Canadians want to [Read more]
Canada, Alberta Strike Sweeping Energy and Infrastructure Pact, Paving Way for New Pipeline Enabling Access to Asia’s Energy Markets – Ottawa Agrees to Shelve Contentious Emissions Cap
Calgary, Nov. 27, 2025 — Canada and Alberta have signed a far-reaching memorandum of understanding (read the complete MOU from the Prime Minister's Office here) aimed at reshaping the country’s energy landscape, accelerating major infrastructure builds, and positioning Canada as a global supplier of low-carbon resources and emerging technologies — while shelving several contentious federal climate policies. The agreement outlines an extensive package of commitments from both governments, [Read more]
New oil and gas jobs from BOE Report Jobs
Here are the latest oil and gas job postings courtesy BOE Report Jobs. To search and filter all the latest jobs, visit the BOE Report job board. All job listings are free to post for companies. Sign up to create an account to post jobs; it’s simple and easy to use. Posting Date Job Title Company Location Nov. 25 Site Administrator Strike Group Calgary Nov. 20 Journeyperson Pipefitter Strike Group Edson Nov. 19 Administrative Assistant - Field Roska [Read more]
Canada’s Energy Crossroads: Time to Reclaim Our Place as a Global Energy Power
For decades, Canada has stood at the crossroads of potential and hesitation. We are blessed with some of the largest oil and natural gas reserves on the planet—abundant, stable, and developed under some of the world’s most stringent environmental and labor standards. Yet, despite this enviable position, Canada has allowed ideology, regulatory gridlock, and political timidity to stall our energy ambitions. The result? Other nations—many with appalling human rights records and minimal regard for [Read more]
Completion Superintendant Powers Wireline Units With Own Fuel Gas
Calgary, AB – A Tier 1 Operator in the Canadian Energy Industry has started powering Electric Wireline Units with their own Fuel Gas onsite. The 140kw E-Line Units (2 of them) displaced over $1000/day in diesel as part of the Operator’s Pad Electrification strategy to reduce costs. The Operator continued phasing in Pad Electrification by plugging in lights, shacks, minions, job trailers, BOP accumulators, and the datavan for savings of more than $5000/day on the pad. The intangible savings [Read more]
Buyer Psychology In Oil & Gas: Today’s Engineers Don’t Want To Meet You For Lunch
It’s likely no surprise when we tell you that (for the most part) today’s buyers in the oil and gas sector do not want to meet you. They don’t want to go for lunch, and they definitely don’t want to pick up an unexpected phone call. It’s not personal. It’s simply how the new generation of technical buyers prefers to evaluate suppliers. Generation Z are now a large part of the energy workforce, and these young engineers and managers grew up in the online world. And even among seasoned [Read more]
Risks of a Quick Fix on End-of-Life Monitoring Equipment: The Case of Integrated EFM in Canada
Field monitoring equipment in North America is continuously aging with some portion of equipment nearing the end of product life. When deciding what to do with end-of-life equipment, producers will find it helpful to consider several factors that determine the overall value of various options: 1) operational profitability, 2) performance degradation, 3) risk of terminal failure, 4) financial implications, 5) regulatory requirements, 6) technological compatibility, and 7) the replacement process. [Read more]
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