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Dr. Kimberley Amirault-Ryan was the speaker for the fifth annual Independent Well Servicing Safety Stand Down, held at Estevan’s Southeast College campus on Jan. 16. The event is put on each year with the co-operation of Crescent Point Energy Corp.

New well breaks record for deepest in Saskatchewan

An energy company has been fined, stemming from a charge under The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations.. Trinidad Drilling Ltd.

The days of spending 100 per cent of cash flow on capital expenditures appear to be long gone at Crescent Point Energy Corp., with its 2020 capital budget released on Jan. 14.

Due to the frigid temperatures hitting the province, daily natural gas consumption in the province has surpassed the previous usage record multiple times this week. Originally set in December 2018, the record of 1.

The carbon capture test facility (CCTF) at the Shand Power Station (BDPS) continues to be occupied by SaskPower, as the Crown corporation looks to make improvements to the chemical process and to lower the chemical cost for carbon capture and storage

The carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at SaskPower’s Boundary Dam (BD) Power Station had another good year in 2019, according to data released by SaskPower on Thursday.

Fewer drilling rigs were registered with the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) by the end of December than at the beginning, with notable delistings in the final month of 2019.

The past year was one of accomplishments, milestones and challenges, Mayor Roy Ludwig said during his annual address at Monday night’s city council meeting. The mayor’s address traditionally kicks off the first city council meeting of the year.

Estevan city council discussed the 2020 budget at its meeting on Monday night.