February 4–5, 2026 The Bow Sky Garden Auditorium, Calgary The Canadian Energy Geoscience Association (CEGA) is proud to launch the Reservoir Symposium, a new biennial event dedicated to advancing knowledge, collaboration, and innovation in reservoir characterization. The 2026 theme, Reservoir Characterization for Energy Security, underscores the vital role geoscientists play in ensuring a resilient, diverse, and sustainable energy future for Canada. Energy security is about more than [Read more]
Canada Energy Regulator highlights efficiency gains and shorter decision timelines
The Canada Energy Regulator highlighted improvements in efficiency for routine applications in a LinkedIn post. It's encouraging to see the regulator focusing on efficiency and accountability. Improving how quickly and transparently decisions are made not only saves time and resources — it also strengthens trust in the regulatory system and supports responsible energy development. See below for details: [Read more]
Baytex Energy Reportedly Weighs $3 Billion Sale of U.S. Assets – Bloomberg
Canadian oil and gas producer Baytex Energy Corp. is reportedly exploring a potential exit from its U.S. operations, which could fetch as much as USD $3 billion, according to a report from Bloomberg News published this morning. Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that Baytex is working with advisers to evaluate strategic options for its Eagle Ford shale assets in south Texas. The process is said to be in early stages, and no final decision has been made — meaning the [Read more]
Fluor’s Commitment to a Sustainable Future
How Fluor’s Emerging Leaders Group drove meaningful action on sustainability Authors: Steven Gibbard, Supply Chain Commercial Strategies Director & Avery Foret, Design Engineer – Fluor Canada Ltd. Fluor has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to environmental stewardship; both through the projects we execute and the practices we uphold in our offices. In 1983, Fluor built the world’s first large-scale photovoltaic power plant for ARCO Solar. That milestone marked the [Read more]
Lycos Energy sells Alberta assets for $60 MM – Disposition Summary
Transaction Overview Seller: Lycos Energy Inc. Purchaser: Arm’s length third party (unnamed) Transaction Type: Sale of certain assets located in the Lindbergh, Moose Lake, and Fishing Lake areas of Alberta Consideration: $60.0 million cash, subject to customary closing adjustments Agreement Date: October 7, 2025 Effective Date: September 1, 2025 Expected Closing: On or about October 15, 2025 Regulatory Approval: Subject to TSX Venture [Read more]
BC Premier’s Divisive “Fantasy Bitumen Pipeline” Rhetoric Hurts British Columbia—and Canada
British Columbia Premier David Eby has once again dismissed the idea of an oil pipeline to the coast, deriding it as a “fantasy bitumen pipeline”. The language is telling. When a leader relies on derision rather than debate, it’s often because the facts are not on his side. Economic Growth Isn’t a Fantasy Pipelines are not fantasies—they are infrastructure. They move the products that sustain our standard of living and fund the very social programs politicians like Mr. Eby champion. Canada [Read more]
Robert L. McNamara Leaseholds Ltd.: Corporate Divestiture
Robert L. McNamara Leaseholds Ltd. (“McNamara” or the “Company”) has engaged Sayer Energy Advisors to assist with the sale of the shares of the Company. The Company’s assets include a number of mineral title and royalty interests comprising over 1,700 net acres in the Waterton, Majorville, Okotoks, Crossfield, Lochend, Swalwell, Twining, Garrington, Sylvan Lake, Medicine River and Westerose areas of southern and central Alberta (the “Titles”), and interests in approximately 260 Gross Royalty [Read more]
3 Reasons Mid-Sized EPCs Are Closing the Execution Gap in Energy Projects
Western Canada is entering a dynamic new era of energy investment. From pipeline expansions to hydrogen blending, carbon capture, and transmission upgrades, the opportunities are enormous, and so is the pressure. Operators are expected to deliver projects that are faster, safer, and more adaptable than ever before. That pressure has exposed what many in the industry call the “execution gap.” Large EPC firms bring depth but often move slowly under the weight of bureaucracy. Smaller [Read more]
Why Canadian Pipeline Operators Need to Pay Better Attention to Class Location Changes
Canada’s pipeline operators are responsible for managing infrastructure that was originally designed and constructed under historical land-use and population conditions that differ markedly from today’s urbanized and expanding environments. One of the more frequent, important and often underestimated risks as populations grow and urban developments expand and encroach on pipeline corridors is the need to monitor and respond to class location changes. Pipeline owners and operators must [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 Oct. 7 4th Year Apprentice Pipefitter Strike Group Cold Lake Oct. 7 3rd Year Apprentice Pipefitter Strike Group Cold Lake Oct. 7 Journeyperson [Read more]
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