Pipeline News

With crude oil prices in the tank, it’ll be interesting to see if that crude continues ending up in the tanker, as in tanker rail car. The National Post reported on Feb. 2 that demand for rail tanker cars had, well, tanked.

23,000 rig related jobs at risk

New technology has added to oil supply

Company tells vendors to cut prices, because they will remember those who do, and who does not.

Calgary – The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers is lobbying the New Brunswick government to hold off its proposed moratorium on hydraulic fracturing and to work with industry and communities to keep the door open for future natural gas deve

Calgary – Crew Energy plans to maintain its recompletion and workover program in the Lloydminster area in 2015, but will defer new drilling until commodity prices recover.

Unity – Low oil prices might help or hinder the turnout, sponsorships and donations at this year’s 14th annual Oil Persons Bonspiel in Unity.

Lloydminster – Calroc Industries Inc. is launching a new linear artificial lift that is easy to install, operate and maintain in this current low oil price environment.

Lloydminster – An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Keep that adage in mind when expensive oilfield equipment or components break down during this current low oil price environment.

Saskatoon – Finding better ways to pipeline light and heavy oil from the wellhead to process facilities will be under study at the newly expanded Pipe Flow Technology Centre at the Saskatchewan Research Council in Saskatoon.