BOE Report Staff

Tallinn Capital Energy Partners is pleased to announce that it has successfully raised committed funds to support the junior oil and gas industry in Western Canada. As a successor fund to Tallinn Capital Mezzanine Limited Partnership, Tallinn’s team has built a successful track record of providing debt to junior companies in the Western Sedimentary Basin since 2002, and understand the challenges that have resulted from protracted low commodity prices, ongoing regulatory concerns, and pipeline [Read more]

Join Petroleum Engineer and Market Analyst Liam O’Brien, Sproule, for a complementary webinar featuring Gerry Goobie, Principal, GTI and David Tulk, Principal GTI. Our experts will provide an in-depth discussion on how knowing what to do with your NGLs can really drive your bottom-line results—even when the answers are not intuitively obvious. Click here to register [Read more]

On the eve of the Alberta provincial election, a huge march took place downtown Calgary. Organized by energy industry advocate group Canada Action, the demonstration paints a picture of discontent felt among Albertans. The Senate hearings for Bill C-69 were in Calgary on Tuesday. Canada Action led the rally which they say "will hurt Canadian families that make their living in our natural resource sector." The bill has received opposition from industry, first nations, provincial leaders, [Read more]

Western Canada’s fleet of drilling rigs decreased by 2 rigs to a total of 66 according to data collected by Baker Hughes for the week of April 12th. From last Friday, Alberta rig counts went from 52 to 48. Saskatchewan's rig count remained at 1 Oil drilling went from 22 to 18; natural gas rigs went from 46 to 48. View a full breakdown of western Canada’s rig activity. [Read more]

BOE report contributor and author Terry Etam will be joining us for lunch on Monday April 29 to discuss his book, of The End of Fossil Fuel Insanity: Clearing the Air Before Cleaning the Air. Terry is a veteran oil and gas consultant whose pithy prose and no-nonsense takes on today’s energy issues have won him numerous fans inside and outside of the industry. His goal is to kick start new energy dialogues in a constructive manner as the world faces, and begins to understand, the real challenges [Read more]

The idea of implementing a new software can be daunting. So daunting, in fact, that companies tend to postpone it so long that it never ends up happening. But here’s a question: What’s worse...having to implement a new process, or having a process that’s obsolete and inefficient? Obsolete processes such as using paper or spreadsheets to capture data in the field could potentially be holding your company back. But if that’s not enough to convince you to ditch the paper and make the leap to a [Read more]