Dan Rutherford is a journalist at BOE Intel and BOE Report. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy and mining, business and economics, and aviation, with a particular focus on oil and gas markets, ESG issues, and developments in Canada. Dan's insights and analysis have been featured in BOE Report and The International Council on Clean Transportation.
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By: Dan Rutherford
Shell Canada has been rather quiet in Canada for a number of years. Yes, the company has been steadily building out LNG Canada for several years (recall that Shell is the lead partner in the LNG Canada partnership), but its upstream activity has generally been fairly modest over the last number of years. Recently, that
By: Dan Rutherford
The Alberta Government brought in $5.9 MM on its November 27th Crown land sale.
Most production data is out for October. BC and Saskatchewan data has been reported in full, while Alberta has reported oil, condensate, and gas; full Alberta NGL data (including pentane) and marketable gas is due out in a couple weeks. While the October data won’t be considered complete until the rest of the Alberta data has been reported, it is nonetheless worthwhile to show the data as it stands today. Pentane volumes in Alberta will not be represented yet for October which may affect liquids results, and “gas equivalent” volumes will be used instead of “marketable gas” in cases where marketable gas is not yet available. As always, we use calendar day production metrics so these are real volumes produced in the month. Despite the incomplete version of this data, it is still interesting to present it as this data is fresh.
By: Dan Rutherford
A couple weeks ago, we had profiled Shell Canada with the apparent indication that the company has picked up its spud activity in 2024, perhaps in anticipation of the startup of LNG Canada, which is expected by the middle of 2025. It's time to check in on another one of the LNG Canada partners: PETRONAS.
By: Dan Rutherford
The Alberta Government brought in $18.2 MM on its December 11th Crown land sale.
By: Dan Rutherford
The climate impacts of aviation are increasingly coming into focus. Following sharp traffic reductions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from airlines are expected to
By: Dan Rutherford
Vermilion Energy announced this morning that it will acquire Westbrick Energy for $1.075 billion. The company will acquire production volumes of 50,000 BOE/d in Alberta’s Deep Basin, where Vermilion will add 700 drilling locations.
By: Dan Rutherford
Most production data is out for November. BC and Saskatchewan data has been reported in full, while Alberta has reported oil, condensate, and gas; full Alberta NGL data (including pentane) and marketable gas is due out in a week or so. While the November data won't be considered complete until the rest of the Alberta
By: Dan Rutherford
Canadian energy stocks diverged from their US counterparts on Monday, as Bloomberg headlines surrounding Premier Danielle Smith’s visit with Trump made their way around.
By: Dan Rutherford
The Alberta Government brought in $16.4 MM on its January 8th Crown land sale. In total, 35,817.21 hectares were sold at an average price of $458.43/ha. Click here to see the full land sale results on BOE Intel. There was one parcel of land in particular that was a big percentage of the overall bonus.
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