Hydraulic Fracturing

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The oil market will be transformed: International Energy Agency

Michael Allan McCrae | May 14, 2013
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Margin pressure at refineries.

Contractor fatally injured at BHP Billiton's shale operations

Michael Allan McCrae | May 7, 2013
BHP Billiton Eagle Ford shale operations worker fatality

Circumstances leading to the injury not released.

China ousts the US as the world’s main oil importer

Cecilia Jamasmie | March 4, 2013
China ousts the U.S. as the world’s main oil importer

Since the mid-1970s and until today the US held the world’s largest net oil importer position.

California braces for black gold rush

Cecilia Jamasmie | February 22, 2013
California braces for black gold rush

Companies trying to secure a price on the 15.4 billion barrels of crude oil underneath the Monterey Shale.

Oilprice.com

The end game for oil and gas juniors: Interview with Chris Cooper

Oilprice.com | February 18, 2013

The oil and gas game can be a tricky one for junior companies, but if played right the pay-off can be massive.

West Texas Intermediate oil is in surplus but don't expect low gas prices

Michael Allan McCrae | February 15, 2013
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Gasoline is currently underpriced by 20 cents.

A Pamela Anderson pump-and-dump stock scam that people actually believed

Michael Allan McCrae | February 15, 2013
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20,000 investors bilked out of a accumulated $30 million.

Text: Obama on energy, natural gas, climate change in 2013 state of the union speech

Michael Allan McCrae | February 13, 2013
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SOTU is front-loaded.

Big holes found in Canada’s oil spill plans

Cecilia Jamasmie | February 6, 2013
Big holes found in Canada’s oil spill plans

Report shows Canadian taxpayers could be on the hook for a massive environmental cleanup bill in the event of an offshore oil leak.

Keith Schaefer - Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin

Who's making a killing on condensate?

Condensate prices in Canada are soaring—now sitting some $14/barrel ABOVE WTI—making it the most valuable Canadian energy product.

Oilprice.com

Betting on Mediterranean shale: 3 plays, 1 winner

Oilprice.com | January 28, 2013

All eyes are on Israel, Turkey, and Algeria.

Michael Allan McCrae

That startlingly bright patch of light in North Dakota visible from outer space

Michael Allan McCrae | January 18, 2013
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29% of the natural gas that is just flared off.

US oil imports will drop to a quarter-century low in 2014

Cecilia Jamasmie | January 10, 2013
U.S. oil imports will drop to a quarter century low in 2014

Energy Information Administration's prediction based on growth of hydraulic fracturing in states like North Dakota and Texas.

Fracking won't solve anything

Michael Allan McCrae | January 9, 2013
oil and gas shortage

We must find and bring into production the equivalent of five new Saudi Arabias between now and 2030

Promised Land: Fracking seen by Hollywood

Cecilia Jamasmie | January 9, 2013
Promised Land: Fracking seen by Hollywood

Despite anti-fracking groups, the U.S. expects close to $90 billion worth of investments related to shale gas in 2013

Keith Schaefer - Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin

Bakken oil boom in question

North Dakota oil field produces 730,000 bpd but challenges remain to reach 1M

Coal seam gas mining may risk ocean life: report

Cecilia Jamasmie | December 27, 2012
Coal seam gas mining may risk ocean life: report

Groundwater leaks from shore into the ocean floor itself and experts are trying to figure out the implications of this for the supply of fresh water on land and aquatic life.

BC environmental assessment process raises questions

Resource Investing News | December 26, 2012
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In September 2011, British Columbia Premier Christy Clark laid out an agenda to spur job creation in the province. As part of her plan, she promised 17 new or expanded mines in BC by 2015. However, a recent decision to …

Fracking activities polluted Alberta’s groundwater: ERCB

Cecilia Jamasmie | December 21, 2012
Fracking activities polluted Alberta’s groundwater: ERCB

Leaked fluid from fracking activities polluted groundwater after a “serious” incident at a well site near Grande Prairie, a city in the northwestern part of the Canadian province of Alberta, in September 2011.

'Nexen to be renamed Heroic People's Gelatinous Energy Product Profit': Twitter weighs on Ottawa's CNOOC sign-off

Michael Allan McCrae | December 8, 2012
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"I fully support this deal"

Reaction to the Nexen deal, China's largest ever overseas acquisition

Michael Allan McCrae | December 8, 2012
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Analysts still puzzled by Canada's investment rules

UK announces controversial shale gas tax breaks

Cecilia Jamasmie | December 5, 2012
UK announces controversial shale gas tax breaks

As analysts predicted, UK Chancellor George Osborne used his Autumn Statement Wednesday to announce tax breaks and the creation of a government office to simplify regulation of the unconventional gas sector.

23,000 signatures opposing fracking in northern BC

Michael Allan McCrae | November 29, 2012
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No water for you

Rail traffic totals dragged down by miners

Michael Allan McCrae | November 18, 2012
train totals down aar due to coal and metallic ore

But petroleum products are up a whopping 44.1% from last year.

Keith Schaefer - Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin

The 'water alchemists' in the new wild west

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Producing oil and gas without water is impossible

Pollutants in water near fracking facility in line with EPA findings

Cecilia Jamasmie | October 11, 2012
Vista Gold done with Phase 1 of water treatment at Australian project

New tests of water nearby natural-gas-drilling sites in Pavillion, Wyoming, shows toxins similar to the ones found last year that are linked to hydraulic fracturing —or fracking—, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

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