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THAT AND TWO BITS: The Roughneck’s new
columnist, Paul Hoffman, an oilpatch veteran,
weighs in with : A Patch of Pride
HEADING TO THE LLOYDMINSTER HEAVY OIL SHOW: Everything you need to know
about cold and thermal production in heavy oil will be on display September 14 to 16.
RIG SERVICE TOOLS – CLOSE TO 60 YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE: It is one of the
oldest, continuously owned and operated
Canadian companies in the energy industry.
How Can I Help?
Be Prepared
THE 19TH ANNUAL WHO’S WHO IN THE
CANADIAN UPSTREAM OILPATCH: With
more than 230 listings, this is a snapshot of
an ever-changing industry. |
 DRILL BITS
Air Liquide To Power Canada's Largest Fleet of Green Forklifts
Enerkem Awarded Funding By Alberta's Climate Change and Emissions
Management Corporation
Engineering and Geoscience Excellence Recognized With APEGGA
Summit Awards
FOCUS ON SASKATCHEWAN
State of the Province Address
Lloydminster Hosting Heavy Oil Show
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OPINION
Stop Beating Up On Poor BP, What About a
Thank You?
Floating Yuan No Yawn
Want Cheap Airfares? See Europe
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FUELLING THE FLAME
Maybe it was the location, maybe it was the interesting array of speakers and terrific trade show, maybe it was the 2010 Awards of Distinction – or maybe it was
a combination of all the above – but there was a super turnout of delegates at the
Propane Gas Association of Canada's 43rd annual conference, June 2 to 4 in Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Plus, photos of the Welcome Reception, the lobster feast and the
gateway to Atlantic Canada.
OPA's 15th ANNUAL GREAT SUCCESS
In all, there were 230+ attendees in Guelph on June 9. There was something for
everyone. The next day the propane professionals hit the links.
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Propane's Progress in Ottawa
HAPPENINGS |
MURRAY NUNNS – PENN WEST’S ‘ORGANIZED GEOLOGIST’
He could be lounging on a beach in Maui, but now isn’t the time for building castles in
the sand. For the moment, Murray Nunns is getting his kicks by planning the conversion of Penn
West Energy Trust back to an E&P company, writes Tom Keyser. To his way of thinking, that’s when the good times will really start to roll.
CANADIAN CONVENTION GAS AT A CROSSROADS
Warning that Western Canada’s natural gas industry could drastically shrink in the next
few years, Paul Ziff, CEO of Ziff Energy Group, has issued a call to producers and service companies to save conventional natural gas.
RICK’S PICKS
Words of Warning
CONTRACTOR’S CORNER
The ABCs of Injecting Waste Gas Streams
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Silver Tsunami |
