Optimizing well stimulation is challenging, particularly when acid placement is inconsistent. Fluids follow the path of least resistance, often bypassing lower-permeability zones that need treatment. Traditional methods like mechanical isolation or solid diverters (rock salt or benzoic flakes) have limitations, increasing costs, require high rate pumping to achieve critical fluid velocities for solids carrying capacity, or fail to ensure even distribution. INNOVATIVE SOLUTION STIMWRX-DVG [Read more]
Bankruptcy Sale: Prospect Oil & Gas Management Ltd.
On January 23, 2025, Prospect Oil & Gas Management Ltd. (“Prospect” or the “Company”) filed an Assignment in Bankruptcy and MNP Ltd. (“MNP” or the “Trustee”) was appointed as Trustee of Prospect. Sayer Energy Advisors has been engaged to assist the Trustee with the sale of Prospect’s oil and natural gas properties located in the Brooks/Bantry and Namaka areas of southern Alberta (the “Properties”). At Brooks/Bantry, Prospect holds various operated working interests in approximately 10 [Read more]
BOE Report smashes viewership records – Advertising space is running out – Book your spots now
It's a fascinating time for the Canadian oil and gas industry. The energy conversation in Canada has never been more intense, and BOE Report is at the center of it all. As the most-read oil and gas news and data website in Canada, our traffic has surged to record highs in recent months—reflecting growing interest in the Canadian energy sector and global trade developments, including tariff disputes with the U.S. and the upcoming election in Canada. It's also been a determined effort on our [Read more]
DeltaWest Energy acquires assets from Longshore Resources – BOE Intel
DeltaWest Energy confirmed its approval from the AER for the purchase of certain assets from Longshore Resources in a LinkedIn post by Kevin Wetteskind, President & CEO of DeltaWest. BOE Intel users would have noticed the approval go through on our AER Licence Transfers page, as well as the recent well licence transfer as well. According to BOE Intel well licence transfer details, the gross production from these licences was 152 BOE/d, including 139 bbl/d of oil production. Also [Read more]
Selling continues as Sunday futures open; crude oil breaks $60/bbl hitting fresh 4 year lows; one hedge fund CEO sees the opportunity for President Trump to walk back the immediacy of the new tariffs
Futures markets around the globe were under pressure again on Sunday as futures opened, continuing the trend seen since last Wednesday afternoon. WTI Crude oil broke to a new 4-year low below $60/bbl, sitting at $59.75/bbl at 5:35pm MST Sunday night before recovering back above $60/bbl. Adding to the tariff headlines last week was a surprise supply increase by OPEC+. A Reuters article even went as far as to suggest that the Saudis were looking to punish those overproducers within OPEC+ by [Read more]
Canadian energy equities suffer worst two day drop in 5 years as tariffs, trade wars and surprise OPEC+ supply increases spark massive panic selling
Canadian Energy stocks were swept up in the carnage facing most markets around the world since the implementation of worldwide tariffs by the Trump administration on Wednesday afternoon. The XEG.to Canadian energy ETF suffered its worst 2 day drop in more than 5 years on massive volume, a type of drop not seen since the hectic days of COVID lockdowns. In fact our chart doesn't quite go back far enough to show a worse 2 day drop, although those of us that were around the energy markets during [Read more]
Panic selling hits oil markets as crude prices fall more than $10/bbl in 2 days
Crude oil prices were down sharply again this morning, a day after falling almost $5 on Thursday on news of increased supply coming out of OPEC+ and as markets around the world froze after the implementation of near-worldwide counter tariff measures from the Trump administration on Wednesday afternoon. Not helping matters were counter tariffs announced by China overnight as well. Front month WTI futures traded as low as $60.81 before recovering slightly to $62.50 at 6:30 MST, still down $4.64 [Read more]
LNG Canada’s First Shipment Looms; Meanwhile the U.S. Cashes in Billions While Canada Sits at Zero – Can Canada Catch up?
LNG Canada is expected to be only months away from first export of liquified natural gas. A recent update suggested that first shipment would be in July 2025, while just yesterday LNG Canada announced that it took delivery of its first import cargo as a step towards getting the plant ready for export in the middle of 2025. It's a massive step forward for LNG Canada and Canadians broadly as for the first time ever our country's natural gas will find a market other than Canada or the United [Read more]
LNG Canada import cargo arrives
LNG Canada officially took delivery of its first LNG import cargo yesterday, as part of its commissioning activities as it works towards its first export cargo in the middle of 2025. We’re pleased to announce that we took delivery of an LNG import cargo today in service of our commissioning activities. We remain on track to ship first cargoes by the middle of 2025. Learn more: https://t.co/X2LK1mcjkh pic.twitter.com/yJcO3OY65g — LNG Canada (@lngcanada) April 2, 2025 The Maran Gas Roxana [Read more]
April 2025 Energy Market Outlook: Trade Policies and Energy Market Adaptation
Authors: Leonard Herchen & Yuchen Wang Overview The energy market has remained resilient despite recent shifts in trade policies. While tariffs on Canadian crude and broad-based Chinese imports have introduced new considerations for operational costs and international supply routes, overall price movements have remained within typical volatility ranges. Market fundamentals continue to play a dominant role, with supply and demand dynamics adapting efficiently to changing policy [Read more]
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