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Top 10 conventional wells in Saskatchewan in March sees Vermilion No. 1, but Whitecap dominates

In March, nine of the top ten conventional wells in Saskatchewan were in southeast Saskatchewan, with Vermilion Energy Inc. pulling off at 541 bpd well at 102/5-09-001-03-W2 5-10-001-03-W2. BlincSoftware put together this graphic from data provided by the Saskatchewan...

Alberta’s wind power drops to 2 megawatts out of 3618 on Friday, the lowest level we’ve seen yet

For three of four days last week, Alberta saw its wind power generation utterly collapse. On Friday, May 12, Alberta’s wind generation fell to the lowest number Pipeline Online has seen in 17 months of following the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO). At 7:25...

Nine years after SaskPower pioneered carbon capture on coal, the US intends on adopting it wholesale

REGINA, WASHINGTON – In 2011, the Government of Saskatchewan and SaskPower made the decision to go ahead with post-combustion carbon capture on Boundary Dam Unit 3. By 2014, a few months delayed and a few hundred million over budget, the $1.6 billion project was...

Alberta wind generation flatlines for second day in a row, producing 6 out of 3,618 megawatts capacity

Alberta’s power grid saw wind power generation crater to 0.17 per cent on Wednesday, one day after it similarly cratered. At 11:25 a.m. on Wednesday, May 10, the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) showed that wind power production had fallen to 6 megawatts, out...

Brian Zinchuk: How a new natural gas power plant in Saskatchewan could lead to a national unity crisis

  There are major events and projects happening in Saskatchewan that, when you sum it all up, will have profound impacts not only on the Saskatchewan economy, but national unity. We are rapidly coming to a point where an irresistible force – federal greenhouse...
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