Canada | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 5

Investigators Place Blame of Aramco Expatriate Fire on Short Circuit

The preliminary investigation into Sunday's fire at the Aramco residential complex found that the cause was a short circuit, said Arab News.

Sea Dragon Producing a 1000 Barrels from its Petroamir Concession

Ahmad Farid Moazz, general manager of the Canadian oil exploration company Sea Dragon operating in Egypt, confirmed that the company’s total production is currently at 1,000 b/d.

Canadian Govt Report Warns Its Not Prepared for Arctic Oil Spill

An internal report warns the federal government isn’t fully prepared to respond in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic or in deep water offshore.

Low Oil Prices Having Negative Impact on Canada

Canada’s oil industry has had a rough couple of months, with production and exports taking a hit.

Canada’s Crude Oil Output to Grow at Slower Pace Than Previously Forecasted

Canada’s crude oil output will continue to grow over the long term but at a slower pace than previously projected, reflecting many project postponements resulting from the slump in oil prices, the country’s main ener ...

Despite Huge Find, Decreasing Prices Means No Drilling in Canada

The news was bittersweet for Canada’s Northwest Territories. While the region found out last week that its Canol and Bluefish formations hold Canada’s largest shale oil reserves, the slump in prices means no one’s dr ...

Oil Sands Production Under Threat from Forest Fire

Cenovus Energy Inc has evacuated about 1,800 workers and shut down production at its Foster Creek oil sands site in Alberta as a precaution because of a nearby forest fire, the company said.

Canada Pledges New Regulations on Oil, Gas Emissions

Canada has pledged to cut greenhouse-gas emissions by about a third by 2030, partly by introducing new regulations on its oil and gas sector.

Job Cuts, Profit Losses Hit Oil Sands Industry in Canada

Suncor Energy Inc., Canada’s largest oil company, reported a first-quarter loss after crude prices plunged to the lowest since 2009.

Canadian Banks Liable to US Shale Producers After Plunging Oil Prices

Canada’s biggest banks are on the hook for at least $478 million of the $26 billion owed to U.S. oil and gas firms that bought protection against plunging crude prices.

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