"Canol shale in NWT’s Central Mackenzie Valley game changer"

Free Republic:

In a straight line, they’re 4,200 miles apart. And they’re years apart in commercializing their resources. But, even if they’re not in the same geographical and time zone, the Canol shale in the Central Mackenzie Valley of the Northwest Territories and the heart of the Bakken in North Dakota have a common bloodline. The Bakken is already living proof of the success new technology has in spawning a new generation hydrocarbon basin. The Canol shale shares that ambition to become a game changer, turning Canada’s North into a major unconventional oil and natural gas producer...

Toi on niin pöhessä, että niin kiven pitää olla preemium versio Eagle Fordista jotta homma kannattaa.

Muskwa ei ylitä odotuksia

Husky Energy Continues to Execute in First Quarter 2012

At the Rainbow Muskwa project in northwest Alberta, a horizontal well targeting the Muskwa shale was completed with test results as expected. The well is undergoing pressure build-up prior to being placed onto production. Drilling operations commenced on a two-well pad, which will carry through spring break-up.

Muskwa

HUSKY HZ RAINBOW 13-13-110-7
PRODUCTION - NPW (C)

Well ID: 00/13-13-110-07W6/0
Fluid: CRUDE OIL
Licensee: HUSKY OIL OPERATIONS LIMITED
License Date: 27-Feb-2012
Projected Depth: 3,592.0 m
Field: RAINBOW
Terminating Zone: WOODBEND GRP

Muskwa.

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