July 2, 1938
FRONTIER STARTS TEST. CORONATION ROYALTIES COMPLETED AS FAIR CRUDE PRODUCER.
ROYALITE No. 30 and BARSAC ROYALTIES, both expected to be large crude oil producers, will complete their 11-day potential tests on Sunday. The
July 2, 1938
WELLS: Crude producing 55; Drilling 20; Resuming drilling 16; Preparing to spud 7; Locations 12, TOTAL JULY 2nd: 110 wells.
FIELD POTENTIAL (Crude Oil) JULY 2nd: 50,000 barrels plus.
MERCURY ROYALTIES, located just southeast of
July 20, 1938
Effective at 8 a.m. August 20th allowable quotas of Turner Valleys pro-rated crude oil wells were increased from 49% to 51% of potential to meet heavy harvest demands. The boost was announced Saturday noon by the Alberta Gas & Oil Conservation Board.
July 20, 1938
ALL GAS AND OIL WELLS TO BE PRO-RATED. TURNER VALLEY GAS WASTAGE TO BE HALTED.
Officials of the Alberta Petroleum Association announced on Saturday the details of the program under which all Turner Valley crude oil and naphtha-gas wells will be
July 20, 1938
Financed by the ANGLO CANADIAN OIL COMPANY and testing a new shallow plains structure, ANGLO CANADIAN-MILK RIVER No. 1 well was scheduled for spudding in during the weekend. The well is located on the Bridge Dome structure in the Milk River area about 13
July 2, 1938
BOARD CHAIRMAN HOPES TO HAVE CONSERVATION PROGRAM UNDER WAY BEFORE END OF PRESENT MONTH.
The new Provincial Gas Conservation Board officially took up its duties on July lst and, according to its chairman, will have its operating program worked
July 28, 1980
OTTAWA (CP) -- Alberta wants the price of oil to rise to about $37.25 a barrel by Jan. 1, 1984, while the federal government says the price should go only to $27.50 by that date.
The current price is $14.75 a barrel. The figures are based on
July 28, 1980
Here are details of Ottawa's proposal.
The price of conventional oil would increase by $2 a barrel on August 1, by $1 a barrel Jan 1, 1981, and every six months afterwards until July 1, 1982, by $2 .25 a barrel Jan 1, 1983, and every six months
July 28, 1980
On July 24-25, Prime Minister PIERRE TRUDEAU and Alberta Premier PETER LOUGHEED met in private session in Ottawa, later announced the inability to reach agreement on oil and gas pricing and revenue sharing then publicly stated in brief their
July 11, 1941
TO PAY ON OLD BASIS
Holding that the validity of the Order-in-Council is questionable, all operators of recognition of the wells located on Crown Lands in Turner Valley have decided to withhold recognition of the Alberta Government recent
July 4, 1945
The odds are that gas long regarded as a relatively worthless byproduct in the production of crude oil, or of little more immediate value then sulphur water when found unaccompanied by oil in Alberta wildcat wells - will in the not distant future rank
July 4, 1945
By C. O. Nickle
Let's take a brief look at the present known Natural Gas resources in Alberta. Best known is that famed Southern Foothills oil and gas field, Turner Valley. As at the beginning of 1945, the remaining
July 12, 1945
Additional Royalty Payment Distributions from MAY 1945 Production were reported to this reporter today. The following Tabulation shows: May Gross Distribution per 1%. Royalty; the Withholding Tax deducted; and the actual Net Payment; together with the
July 13, 1945
Jumping pound, Southern Alberta foothills structure which was the scene of a big wet gas discovery last December and is now regarded as the No. 1 prospect for a second major oil and gas field in the foothills, will be developed under a unitization plan
July 4, 1945
By C. O. Nickle
Let's take a brief look at the present known Natural Gas resources in Alberta.
Best know is that famed Southern Foothills oil and gas field, Turner Valley. As a the beginning of 1945, the remaining
July 6, 1962
By: CARL O. NICKLE, Publisher of the Daily Oil Bulletin & Oil In Canada
"If there is any change in control of CANADIAN OIL COMPANIES, LIMITED, it will be over my dead body". That, a few months ago, was the flat and
July 27, 1964
Alberta's Oil & Gas Conservation has decided to implement a new proration scheme which is based on reserves and depth factor rather than the present system which is based primarily on the Economic Allowance and Maximum Permissive Rates of the
July 8, 1968
The Shaheen oil refinery plan for Newfoundland was weighed and found wanting, and a new hard look at it was called for, by Carl O. Nickle, publisher of the "Daily Oil Bulletin", on July 6th. Mr. Nickle's comments were made on his
July 7, 1969
There are growing overtones of dissent in Western Canada with attitudes and policies of the East, and these were recently brought into sharp focus in an article in "MACLEAN'S", Canada's rational magazine, written by Walter Stewart. The article was
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