Prevent oil sands leases from expiring

core photoAlberta Energy had sent deep rights reversion expiry notices to this operator. But he asserts he's not producing heavy oil out of the Cretaceous -- it's actually a deeper formation. Heavy oil production from carbonates are rarer than their sandstone cousins, but this operator is sure.

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Tags: Heavy Oil

Granger Low   25 Feb 2016



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