Major Oil & Gas Basins: Alberta Deep Basin Basins Canada by Karl - October 25, 2017February 17, 20180 This article was written by an oil and gas analyst at a Bulge Bracket investment bank. An Introduction: Alberta Deep Basin The Deep Basin, one of Canada’s premier natural gas plays, produces ~3.2-3.3 billion cubic feet per day (bcf/d) of gas and is cost competitive with premier US gas basins such as
Major Oil & Gas Basins: Duvernay Formation Basins Canada by Daniel - August 16, 2017February 17, 20180 Our energy industry primer can be found here, our exploration & production primer can be found here. Duvernay: Introduction The Duvernay is one of North America’s most attractive liquids-rich plays, often drawing comparisons to the Eagle Ford. Located in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, the formation roughly covers 20% of Alberta. According to
Bitumen in Canada Canada Exploration & Production by Matt - June 29, 2017February 19, 20180 After declining from $50 a barrel earlier (as we predicted) in the year due to OPEC's unwillingness to commit to steeper production cuts and US shale oil production continuing to ramp up due to lower operating costs from improving technology and opportunistic hedging, the price of oil has rallied back
Oil and the Canadian Economy Canada Commodities Energy Infrastructure Railroads by Matt - June 23, 2017July 10, 20180 Canada Oil and Gas Industry Primer Energy is one of the most important industries in Canada, as Canada has one of the largest energy resources in the world after Saudi Arabia and Venezuela (Venezuelan reserves are widely accepted by energy professionals to be overstated). Energy companies are some of Canada’s largest by market cap
Macroeconomic Drivers of the Price of Oil on the Supply Side Canada Commodities Energy Exploration & Production Sales & Trading by Matt - March 20, 2017February 25, 20180 With oil prices having a large effect on the Canadian dollar and GDP growth, it is important for investors and financial professionals to understand the macroeconomic variables and geopolitical actions that can influence the oil price. However, everything can be boiled down to something that affects 1) demand; 2) supply;