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Lithium in SK, Part 6: Direct Lithium Extraction is the multi-billion dollar question

EMERALD PARK – Back in 1903, someone was going to invent the airplane. People were working on it in New Zealand, Brazil, France, Germany and America. It just happened to be that two brothers who had a bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio, travelled to Kitty Hawk, North...

CAOEC state of the industry: Finally, a recognition of energy security

  On Nov. 23, the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC) announced the release of its Q4 2022 and 2023 drilling forecast​. The forecast included: Projected 2023 wells drilled: 6,409 – an increase of 827 from 2022 (5,582*) Projected 2023 operating...

All war risk is gone from oil markets as prices are at lowest level in nearly a year for WTI, and nearly 2 years for WCS.

If you haven’t been paying attention to oil markets, now might be the time, as significant benchmarks have hit their lowest point in nearly year for WTI, and nearly two years for WCS. According to BNN Bloomberg, as of 2:25 p.m. on Dec. 5, Western Texas Intermediate...

Sask. drilling rig count down to 29, with just one rig working in southwest Saskatchewan on Dec. 6

ESTEVAN – Drilling activity in southwest and west central Saskatchewan are both markedly down in the first week of December, according to Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC) data published by RiggerTalk.com. As of Dec. 6, there were 13 rigs working in...

Both wind and solar are producing next to no power in Alberta at noon on Tuesday

One, singular, soon-to-be-converted coal unit was producing three times more power than 36 wind farms and 29 solar facilities, combined.   The sun is at its highest point in the sky at noon. That’s basically the definition of noon. And solar power is supposed to...
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