Canadian producers are riding shale gas technology imported from the United States to complete an about-face in drilling targets next year by switching over to tight oil formations.
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Canada 2012: Gas is Out; Oil is In
Canadian producers are riding shale gas technology imported from the United States to complete an about-face in drilling targets next year by switching over to tight oil formations.
Growth of Onshore Rig Count to Slow in 2012, Says Analyst
A Jefferies & Co. analyst this week cut his 2012 earnings forecasts and price targets by 30-50% for some of the biggest domestic onshore drillers and well service companies because he expects to see slower growth for oil and gas rigs.
With Shale Gas Fueling Growth, Dow Puts Pedal to the Metal
Dow Chemical Co., the biggest U.S. chemical manufacturer, expects to see its earnings jump 16% in 2011 from a year ago, in part because of the ability to use inexpensive shale gas in its operations, CEO Andrew Liveris said on Tuesday.
Canada Drawing More Heavily on Gas Supplies
Cold snaps, an accelerating switch in drilling targets to chase high oil prices and strong demand by Alberta thermal bitumen extraction projects are deflating Canada’s share in the North American natural gas surplus.
Canada Drawing More Heavily on Gas Supplies
Cold snaps, an accelerating switch in drilling targets to chase high oil prices and strong demand by Alberta thermal bitumen extraction projects are deflating Canada’s share in the North American natural gas surplus.
Australia’s AWE Identifies Country’s First Commercial Shale Gas Play
After two years of study, Australian oil and gas exploration and production company AWE Ltd. said it has identified targets within the Perth Basin Shale play that rival the characteristics of some of the productive natural gas shales within the United States, with one interval — the Carynginia Shale — alone holding a gross of 13-20 Tcf in place within AWE’s acreage.
Weather, Production Decline Trimming Canada’s Gas Surplus
Deteriorating production, cold snaps, a switch in drilling targets to oil and strong Alberta industrial demand are cutting down the Canadian natural gas surplus overhanging the North American market.
Weather, Production Decline Trim Canada’s Gas Surplus
Deteriorating production, cold snaps, a switch in drilling targets to oil and strong Alberta industrial demand are cutting down the Canadian natural gas surplus overhanging the North American market.
Canada’s Gas Exports to U.S. Continue Their Decline
Canadian natural gas exports deteriorated further during the 2009-2010 heating season, contributing to an accelerating switch of drilling targets to oil north of the border.