Pipeline News

Weyburn – Dempsey Laird was honoured on June 3 as one of two Southeast Saskatchewan Oilmen of the Year. The award was presented at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show in Weyburn. Ray Frehlick made the presentation.

Bonnyville – It was fitting that Timberwolf Environmental Services Ltd. featured a stress ball contest at its booth during the Bonnyville & District Oil Show.

Regina – Ed Dancsok has a new job within the Ministry of Economy. Previously assistant deputy minister for petroleum and natural gas, he’s still in an ADM job, but with a different role. “The model has changed here at the ministry, so to speak.

Premier Brad Wall hit the nail on the head going into the mid-July premier’s conference when he said, “Maybe we should send equalization payments through a pipeline to get one approved in Central Canada.

The next time someone complains about an oil spill, bring up the impact of forest fires to make the point that fires due more harm to people, property and the environment than oil spills.

Gas to be flared at Alameda compressor Station

Chevrolet used to make a compact pickup known as the S-10. But that term has a whole new meaning in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Upstream Petroleum Industry Associated Gas Conservation Directive S-10 was brought into effect July 1, 2011.

Regina – Collecting associated natural gas is one thing, but once collected, it has to find its way to the burner tip. Crown corporation TransGas provide the backbone for natural gas infrastructure in this province.

Ministry of Economy officials explain Directive S-10

Second plant planned for Alameda area