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21 Aug 2012

Non-Condensable Gas Co-Injection

Definition Non-Condensable Gas Co-Injection (NCG) belongs to the in-situ exploration and production of oil sands. Non-Condensable Gas Co-Injection refers to the process which is to inject NCG together with the steam in the oil sands reservoir. Comments Canada is the country with the biggest unconventional oil resources called bitumen. This bitumen (more…)

Tags: Alberta, Canada, Christina Lake, crude oil, Cyclic steam injection, Exploration & Production, gas, horizontal wells, in-situ, Methane, natural gas, Natural Gas Liquids (NGL), non-condensable gas (NCG), Non-Condensable Gas Co-Injection (NCG), Oil & Gas and Petrochemical glossary, oil and gas, Oil sands, Solvents, Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD), unconventional oil, upstream, vertical wells
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21 Aug 2012

MEG to increase Christina Lake enhancement program by 30%

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$185 million program to boost production by 30% MEG Energy Corp (MEG) from Calgary in Alberta, Canada, announced last July to revise upward its Christina Lake oil field production enhancement program called RISER. Christina Lake is an in situ oil sands field located 150 kilometers south of Fort McMurray in (more…)

Tags: Access Pipeline expansion, Alberta, Athabasca, Calgary, Canada, capital expenditure, Christina Lake, Christina Lake development, Christina Lake Phase 2B, Christina Lake Phase 3, Christina Lake phases, Christina Lake SAGD oil sands development, Christina oil field production enhancement program, completion, ConocoPhillips, crude oil, Engineering Procurement and Construction, EPC, Exploration & Production, Fort McMurray, horizontal wells, in-situ, in-situ bitumen, infill wells, MEG, MEG Christina Lake, MEG Christina Lake infrastructures, MEG Energy Corp (MEG), MEG RISER enhancement program, non-condensable gas (NCG), Northeast Alberta, ogp projects, OGP projects pursuit, Oil & Gas, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical capital expenditures, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical Contract, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical Project, oil and gas, Oil news, oil sands fields, Oil&Gas, Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD), Steam-Co-generation, Surmont, upstream, Utilities & Facilities, water treatment
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31 Jul 2012

Oil sands

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Definition Oil sands are bitumen deposits which naturally occurred from the mixture of thick, heavy oil, water and sand. Since the heavy oil is classified as bitumen, Oil sands are scientifically named as Bituminous sands. Oil sands may also be called Tar sands where Tar refers to the residue produced from organic (more…)

Tags: Alberta, API gravity, bitumen deposit, bitumen residue, Bituminen, Bituminous sand, British Columbia, Canada, Canadian reserves, carbon footprint, conventional oil, crude oil, crushers, Cyclic Steam stimulation (CSS), Exploration & Production, ExxonMobil, ground footprint, heavy crude oil, heavy trucks, horizontal drilling, horizontal well, Hot water oil extraction process, Imperial Oil, in situ oil recovery, in-situ, in-situ production, Kazakhstan, light crude oil, melted oil, mining process, natural bitumen, ogp projects, Oil & Gas, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical capital expenditures, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical glossary, oil and gas, oil sand mineable deposit, Oil sands, Oil sands depositis, oil sands reserves, oil viscosity, Oil&Gas, open-pit-mining, proven reserves, Russia, sand, Saskatchewan, Saudi Arabia reserves, shovels, Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD), steam injection, Syncrude, tar-sands, thick heavy oil, unconventional oil, upstream, water, water footprint, WEC, World Energy Council
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25 Jul 2012

CNOOC and Sinopec to pump $20 billion in upstream acquisitions

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CNOOC and Sinopec target Nexen and Talisman assets July 23rd 2012, the Chinese CNOOC Ltd (CNOOC) announced to have signed an Arrangement Agreement with Nexen for the acquisition of the Nexen shares listed in Toronto and New York Stock Exchanges. The aggregate value of the proposed acquisition is approximately $15.1 billion (more…)

Tags: Aberdeen, Africa, Arrangement Agreement, Asia, barrels of oil equivalent (BOE), BOE, Bohai, British Columbia, Business model for oil & gas and petrochemical industry suppliers, Calgary, Canada, Canada oil sand, Canadian National Instrument 51-101, Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd. (Canadianoxy), Canadianoxy, capital expenditure, China, China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec Group), China Petroleum & Chemical Company (Sinopec Corp.), CNOOC, CNOOC - Nexen, CNOOC Carribean, CNOOC Ltd (CNOOC), CNOOC North America, Colombia, construction installation, conventional resources, crude oil, deepwater Gulf of Mexico., design, East China Sea, Eastern South China Sea, efficiency, engineering and services companies, Engineering Procurement and Construction, Exploration & Production, gas, Gulf of Mexico, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, in-situ, in-situ bitumen, International Oil Companies, IOC, joint venture, Market Leadership, Midstream, National Oil Company, natural gas, New York Stock Echange, Nexen, Nexen acquisition, Nexen Long Lake oil sand, Nigeria, NOC, North America Shale gas, North America., North Sea, Oceania., offshore, offshore China., Offshore technology, offshore West Africa, ogp projects, OGP projects pursuit, Oil & Gas, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical, oil and gas, oil and gas reserves, Oil news, oil sand mining, Oil&Gas, petrochemical products, Petrochemical projects EPC contracts, Poland shale gas, proved reserves, proven reserves, reserves, Scotland, shale gas, Shale gas colombia, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Sinopec, Sinopec Corp, Sinopec engineering, Sinopec Group, Sinopec Talisman, South America, Talisman, Talisman Energy (UK) Limited (TEUK), Talisman Energy Inc. (Talisman), Talisman North Sea, tar sand, TEUK, Toronto Stock Exchange, UK North Sea, upgrader, upstream, USA, Western Canada, Western South China Sea, Yemen
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23 May 2012

Coal Gasification

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Definition The coal gasification is a technology that converts coal into a synthesis gas (or syngas) that can then be used to produce chemicals or other products. The syngas produced from coal is also called “Town gas“. The syngas is a mixture of carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen (H2), carbon dioxide (CO2) and water vapour (more…)

Tags: Ammonia, BTU, by-products, Carbon dioxide, Carbon monoxide, chemical, China, CO, CO2, coal, Coal gasification, coal industry, coal mines, coal seams, coal technologies, Coal To Olefins (CTO), coal transformation chain, coal-fired power generation, Coal-To-Chemical, Coal-To-Liquid, coal-to-olefins, coal-to-polypropylene, Coal-To-X, combined-cycle power generation, diesel, direct coal liquefaction, downstream, energy, feedstock, Fischer-Tropsch, fossil fuel, gas, gasoline, H2, H2O, Hydrogen, in-situ, natural gas, Oil & Gas, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical, Oil & Gas and Petrochemical glossary, Oil news, Oil&Gas, Olefins, Oxygen, petrochemical complex, phenol, phenols, Power generation, steam, syngas, Synthesis gas, tar, Town gas, Transportation, transportation fuels, UCG, Underground Coal Gasification, upgrade, USA, water vapour
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Non-Condensable Gas Co-Injection

MEG to increase Christina Lake enhancement program by 30%

Oil sands

CNOOC and Sinopec to pump $20 billion in upstream acquisitions

Coal Gasification

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