Canada upstream news
CNR snaps up Devon's Canada assets in US$2.8 billion deal
The assets include the 108 000 bpd Jackfish oilsands project, which comprises about 88% of the valuation.
TransGlobe Energy Corporation announces approval of new development lease and operations update
TransGlobe Energy Corporation has announced the approval of a new development lease and an operations update.
PGS and TGS announce Torngat 3D Survey offshore East Canada
Torngat 3D will cover approximately 3287 km2 and encompasses sections of the open acreage included in the Labrador South November 2021 bid round.
Sonardyne technology chosen for new Canadian seabed observatory
The new Northern Cascadia Subduction Zone Observatory (NCSZO) will use a “seafloor GPS” network to monitor long-term movements of the subducting Juan de Fuca plate and overriding North American tectonic plate.
TGS and PGS announce North Tablelands 3D and Southeast Grand Banks 2019 2D
The projects are expected to commence early June 2019.
ESAI Energy: Project delays sink oil sands output in 2019
Canadian Oil Sands production in 2019 will be almost 230 000 bpd lower than last year, according to ESAI Energy’s recently published North America Watch.
ESAI Energy: project delays to lower Canadian oil sands output in 2019
The report says that planned Canadian oil sands projects are being pushed back in response to further delays in pipeline egress and the mandated output cuts by the Alberta provincial government.
GlobalData: Latest oil sands technologies propel Canada as the world’s fourth largest producer of crude oil in 2018
However, chronic midstream infrastructure bottlenecks and low price environment can limit the progress of the oil and gas industry, says GlobalData.
IFR enters option agreement for 100% of Tonalli Energia, S.A.P.I. de C.V.
The company has announced that it has entered into a share option agreement with its joint venture partner, Grupo IDESA, S.A de C.V.
IHS Markit: By 2030, Canadian GHG emissions to be 30% lower than 2009 levels
Declines in emissions intensity – already down by a fifth over the last 10 years – are expected to continue.