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ENERGY PROCESSING/CANADA is issued six times a year February, April, June, August, October, December. It is written and edited for the hydrocarbons processing related industries and devotes its entire energies to presenting the changing technology in these fields, and to the promotion and well-being of this phase of the petroleum marketplace.

 
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KEY 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.

 

OILSANDS/HEAVY OIL

In the spotlight: Lloydminster and Fort McMurray Host Upcoming Conferences;
Oilsands Fuel Canadian Crude Oil Production Growth; Alberta Oilsands Royalties Overtake Gas Revenue; Connacher Sells Algar’s First Oil ERCB Conditionally Approves Suncor
Tailings Plan; Athabasca Oil Sands Raises Resource Estimates; Routine Turnaround for Shell; Narrow Differentials Change Outlook for Bitumen Upgrading; Value Creation & BA Energy Make Valuable Application; and Syncrude Guilty In Waterfowl Incident.

 

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.

 

PIPELINES TODAY

Pipeliners Hit the Links

 

IPC & IPE Fast Approaching

 

Keyera To Build Pipeline To Gather Hoadley Glauconitic Gas

 

Study Cites U.S. Economic Benefits of Keystone Gulf Expansion

 

NGTL Reaches Three-Year Settlement With Shippers

 

Denali Project Receives FERC Approval For Open Season Plan.

 

RICK’S PICKS

Words of Warning

 

CONTRACTOR’S CORNER

The ABCs of Injecting Waste Gas Streams

 

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ON THE COVER
Line fill for the first phase of TransCanada
Corporat ion’s $12-bi l l ion Keystone
Pipeline system has been completed and
commercial deliveries of crude oil to
United States Midwest markets at Wood
River and Patoka, Illinois began on June
30. At the same time, TransCanada says it would offer equity stakes in its $41-billion
Alaska gas pipeline to companies propos-
ing Denali, a rival project, but there have
been no talks to date. Photo courtesy of
TransCanada Corporation.