BOE Report Staff

Calgary, AB (Sept. 22, 2020) – The state of our country’s economy is the biggest issue of the day for Canadians, according to a new poll from IPSOS. The poll has 44 per cent of Canadians choosing the economy as the biggest priority for government, even putting it ahead of healthcare (chosen as the top issue by 36 per cent of those surveyed). All other issues fall far down the list of concerns.When it comes to strategic direction, nearly two-thirds of Canadians (64 per cent) say that natural gas [Read more]

We are pleased to announce the partnership between Scorpion Oil Field Services and Pro-Rod Inc. Now you can leverage a combined “one-call” solution for all your coiled rod needs in the Lloydminster and Bonnyville area. Two great companies, teaming up to supply superior coiled rod and well servicing solutions. Make one call and let us worry about the rest. Contact your Scorpion or Pro-Rod representative for packaged discounts. Combined Services New rod sales for new-well completions [Read more]

Tallinn Capital Energy Corp. (“Tallinn”) is pleased to announce that it has provided a $2.2MM senior term loan to 2273271 Alberta Ltd. (“227AB”) for acquisition financing. 227AB is a junior oil and natural gas producer with operated facilities and assets in the greater Pembina area of west central Alberta. Tallinn is a private energy lender, focusing on high quality junior oil and gas producers and service companies. For further information, please visit www.tallinnenergy.com (403.850.3483) or [Read more]

The second, and final, period to nominate sites for Federal funding under BC’s Dormant Site Reclamation Program (the “Program”) is soon coming to a close.  Indigenous communities, landowners and local governments may nominate, through an online process supported by the BC Oil and Gas Commission, specific dormant oil or natural gas sites (Nominated Sites) in their territory or district, or on their property, for consideration for work to be completed under the Program. The deadline for [Read more]

Licensees of oil and gas wells in Saskatchewan are now eligible to nominate inactive wells and facilities for funding for closure work through the ASCP using the Integrated Resource Information System (IRIS). Through this process, operators are also able to identify preferred contractors. Based upon the nominations, Saskatchewan Research Council will award the work to eligible service companies and pay them directly through the subsidy program. 105 Construction Ltd, a Flying Dust First [Read more]