BOE Report Staff

With the completion of the last step of the Alberta Royalty Review, companies can now gain a complete view on how the new Modernized Royalty Framework (MRF) will impact them. Palantir Solutions would like to invite industry colleagues to a complimentary breakfast where the major changes to the royalty framework will be examined, in addition to how these changes will impact oil and gas royalties in Alberta. Palantir’s Principal Consultant, Rob Hansen, will provide his expert opinion on how [Read more]

CALGARY, April 21, 2016 – Sproule announces that Lowy Gunnewiek, Chairman of Sproule’s Board of Directors is now President and CEO, effective April 1, 2016.  This and other organizational changes are being made to support Sproule’s expansion in terms of geographical footprint and expertise being offered to clients.  Sproule remains focused on delivering independent petroleum consulting and advisory services underpinned by a deep technical, commercial and strategic understanding of the [Read more]

If you are currently involved or have professional experience within any stream of the energy industry, you need to attend Global Petroleum Show. See new products and technologies. Network. Take advantage of the education and learning opportunities. GPS16 is one of the most diverse to date! The show changes every year, and there is always something new that can be applied to a personal experience and business methodology. GPS is well established as the premier world energy event! Here are [Read more]

History matters. History shapes the way we view the present, and helps dictate answers offered for existing problems. The Petroleum History Society, a Calgary based volunteer run organization, has a mandate to preserve the history of the Canadian petroleum industry. Regular activities for the society include lunches with speakers and the distribution of an archives newsletter about eight times every year. PHS has accomplished many different things to advance the preservation of Canada's [Read more]

WTI touched above $40 a barrel for the first time in two weeks Monday, erasing early losses as the US dollar faded and hopes rose for an agreement this week among state producers that look to reduce the global crude over supply. West Texas Intermediate was up to $40.60 a barrel on NYMEX, while the global Brent crude benchmark was up to $42.87 a barrel on the ICE Futures Europe Exchange. The Wall Street Journal reported "analysts said there appeared to be little direct reason for the gains [Read more]