BOE Report Staff

Canada’s active rig count came in at 221 this morning, a decrease of 13 rigs compared to February 23 and the third consecutive weekly drop. Alberta was behind much of this decrease, with the province's active rig count dropping from 169 to 162. Saskatchewan’s rig count fell by the same amount (from 34 to 27), while BC’s active rig count held steady at 27. With respect to target commodities, the number of oil rigs dropped from 150 to 132 between February 23 and March 1. In contrast, the [Read more]

Across Alberta, from oil and gas, mining operations to renewable energy projects, the need for durable, versatile infrastructure is undeniable. As the demand for robust and flexible structures continues to climb, companies are constantly seeking innovative solutions to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve safety. Takura Steel Buildings, a leading Canadian provider of high-quality pre-engineered metal and steel buildings has been catching the attention of major players with their [Read more]

The NeeStaNan group congratulates the Manitoba government in its support of railways and ports to Hudson Bay with its participation in the $60mm for the Arctic Gateway Group, which owns the Hudson Bay Railway and the Port of Churchill. Products to and from the Canadian prairies have been disadvantaged for years because of ineffective transportation to tidewater and international markets. The potential for expanding economic activity, including training and jobs in Manitoba is many billions [Read more]

In the challenging landscape of oil field operations, companies in cold climates have long struggled with the effects of frozen orifices in tank burners. The consequential downtime, lost revenue, and maintenance headaches have been constant adversaries. However, with nSure, a groundbreaking solution overcomes the freezing orifice obstacle. Moisture present in the wet gas extracted from the ground contributes to the freezing of orifices during the combustion process, resulting in bottlenecks [Read more]