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May 27, 2026 Highlights Buffalo Potash has engaged Rheaume Engineering Inc. to complete engineering design of an Initial Production Module (“IPM”) for the Disley Project; The IPM represents the first of three planned production facilities at Disley, with the IPM having a design capacity of 125,000 tonnes per annum (“TPA”) of potash production; and The engagement follows Buffalo’s recently completed Preliminary Economic Assessment, which outlines a modular development pathway [Read more]

SECURE recently developed a novel & unique flowback treatment chemistry to specifically target polymer & solids stabilized emulsion complexes which are commonly present during the initial flowback stages of Montney wells. A top-tier Montney producer operating in Northeast B.C was experiencing severe emulsion issues during the initial flowback stages of their Montney wells, causing major operational issues including: Erratic guided wave radar performance issues on inlet vessel [Read more]

CALGARY, Alberta – May 2026 Fuelled, the leading online marketplace for energy and industrial equipment, today announced that it has been engaged to market a 10-million-gallon-per-year B100 biodiesel plant located in Missouri. The facility represents one of the most complete and well-documented renewable fuel assets to come to market in North America. The mandate arrives at a pivotal moment for the North American biofuels sector. Domestic demand for clean, low-carbon fuels continues to [Read more]

Overview Spoke Resources Ltd. (“Spoke”) has received approval from the Alberta Utilities Commission (“AUC”) for the development of 9.9-Megawatt and 2.5-Megawatt gas generation projects within its operated natural gas areas in Northern Alberta, located near Valhalla and Rycroft. Spoke operates multiple natural gas assets suitable for powering digital infrastructure and behind-the-fence power generation applications in Alberta. These assets utilize methane-rich, dry sweet gas to generate [Read more]

As expectations around infrastructure accountability rise, the Canadian energy industry is being pushed to rethink how risk is defined, validated, and shared. GDM offers operators the tools to eliminate the gap and quantify financial consequences (production loss, cleanup, reclamation, and repair costs) directly within their risk scoring framework with Risk Manager. Across the energy industry, the pressure on infrastructure decision-making has changed, and risk is the common catalyst. While [Read more]

Deal Summary Resonance Energy Ltd. is evaluating strategic alternatives, which may include the sale of the company and/or certain operated oil and gas assets located in North Dakota and Alberta. The assets, as defined below, may be sold together or separated into North Dakota and Alberta packages, giving buyers flexibility to evaluate the full opportunity or select regional assets. The North Dakota position includes 12,913 net acres in Bottineau County, with 10 operated wells producing [Read more]

Across Canada, oil and gas operators are putting AI to work in real field and asset environments. The question is no longer whether AI shows promise, but whether it can perform consistently under operational conditions. Companies are applying AI to strengthen maintenance planning, improve asset performance, and support production reliability where decisions are made every day. Learn how this shift is playing out in practice at an IFS-hosted lunch discussion with Canada’s top energy [Read more]

Production teams are being asked to do more with less - managing larger well portfolios, responding to more alarms, and making faster decisions with the same headcount. The data is already flowing in from SCADA, but turning it into timely action is where traditional workflows fall short. Traditional production optimization workflows often rely on manual surveillance, reactive troubleshooting, and static setpoints that struggle to keep pace with changing field conditions. With increasing [Read more]