💡 Insight: Fresh from divesting Pembina assets, Obsidian Energy is focusing on Peace River ➡️ Market context: Bluesky, Clearwater, and Clearwater equivalent multilaterals drive future growth With the sale of legacy operated assets in the Pembina oilfield last week for $320 million, Obsidian Energy’s focus is to grow assets in the Peace River Oilsands area, where it has been successfully delineating over 600 sections of land the last two years. Obsidian is approaching the mid-point of an ambitious three-year plan launched in late 2023 to grow production at Peace River from 6,600 boe/d to 24,000 boe/d. At the end of 2024, production averaged 13,727 boe/d. Production from the Clearwater and Clearwater equivalent formations averaged 4,939 boe/d at year-end, with the underlying Bluesky formation averaging 8,788 boe/d. Obsidian has had great success drilling Bluesky, Clearwater, and Clearwater equivalent multilaterals at Peace River. 📖 Read more >> https://lnkd.in/eBMJjM6V #cloud #clouddata #oilandgas #energy #analysis #peaceriver
geoLOGIC systems ltd.
IT Services and IT Consulting
Calgary, AB 4,233 followers
Premium data, innovative software, embedded analytics for oil and gas.
About us
geoLOGIC systems was founded in 1983 in Calgary, Alberta with the goal of developing a computer system to manage interpretive well data and make prospecting easier. Today, we’re a petroleum industry data and software leader, trusted by energy professionals to deliver premium oil and gas data and innovative software. Every day, we deliver comprehensive, relevant solutions to the oil and gas industry, governments and regulators, banks, educational institutions, and others. See why more and more energy professionals trust our premium data, innovative software and embedded analytics to power their businesses. With daily updates and exceptional support, we’re invested in your success.
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
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- 51-200 employees
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- Calgary, AB
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- 1983
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- geoSCOUT, gDC, gDCweb, and Well Completions and Frac Database
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💡 Insight: Alberta land sales focus on oil and liquids rich areas ➡️ Market context: Land sales and prices are up. Is NW Alberta a new exploration frontier? Land sales across Alberta increased in 2024 and prices per hectare rose significantly with the Duvernay, Glauconitic Sandstone and heavy oil formations all major targets. Northwest Alberta could be a new exploration frontier for operators in 2025 given recent licensing and drilling. - In 2024, land sales increased to $474 million, reflecting a rise of $40 million from 2023 and an increase of $14 million compared to 2022. - The average price per hectare increased by 32.1% to $707 in 2024. - The highest prices targeted the Montney area near Elmworth; land at Pembina and Willesden Green has also been in demand. - High bonuses have been paid in heavy oil areas, including at McMullen, prospective for the Wabiskaw, and at Cold Lake where operators target the Mannville stack (Sparky, Waseca, Rex, Lloydminster, and GP formations). - In West Central Alberta operators hope to build on drilling success in the Glauconitic Sandstone. 📖 Read more >> https://lnkd.in/g7xwQaJM #cloud #clouddata #oilandgas #energy #analysis #landsales
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Our CEO Satvinder Flore and Chairman David Hood along with Business Development Manager Jason Bean are attending the 2025 NAPE Summit in Houston this week. We're thrilled to connect with industry leaders, explore new opportunities and share our latest innovations. If you're at the summit, please reach out to our team using the event app or here on LinkedIn. #oilandgas #innovation #technology #NAPE2025 #networking NAPE Expo LP
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geoLOGIC’s flagship interactive documents database, containing 300,000+ documents, has been significantly expanded to include 30+ years of financial and operational filings for upstream oil and gas companies. Evaluate Energy Documents uses industry-specific search algorithms to surface exact visual data and commentary located within every document. This fast-tracks analysis of financial performance, ESG, hedging, M&A, operational and asset level information. Customizable email alerts are available for all document types and search terms.
We’re pleased to announce that Evaluate Energy Documents has been expanded to include 30+ years of financial and operating filings for upstream oil and gas companies. Key Features 🟦 Comprehensive financial reports 🟦 Detailed operating filings 🟦 Corporate guidance 🟦 Annual and quarterly reports Your Benefits 📈 Save valuable research time 📈 Access reliable, accurate data 📈 Get instant precise and filtered search results 📈 Empower your decision making 🔗 Start exploring here: https://ow.ly/Sa7N50UQnMo #oilandgas #energy #filings #analysis #data #technology Mark Young Paul Harris Bemal Mehta Jennifer W.
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Congratulations to Energy Futures Lab for 10 years of innovation and leading transformative change in Canada’s energy landscape. We are proud supporters of all the work you do. 🌟 A special shout out to Bill Whitelaw, our Managing Director, Strategy and Sustainability, who is part of the incredible cohort of diverse and dynamic leaders who make up this year’s Energy Futures Lab Fellowship.
🎉 10 years strong: announcing the 2025-26 Fellowship. 🎉 Today the Lab is kicking off a year-long celebration of our 10 year journey leading social innovation for Canada’s energy future. We’re proud to launch the 10th cohort of the Energy Futures Lab Fellowship, featuring 49 diverse and dynamic leaders ready to tackle Canada’s most complex energy challenges. ⏰ This milestone comes at a critical moment for our energy system—with rapidly growing demand for energy and a simultaneous imperative to decarbonize, as well as shifting trade agendas—making the need for collaboration even stronger. “Our 10th anniversary “all-star” cohort exemplifies the bold leadership and innovative thinking Canada needs to thrive amid today’s challenges,” says Alison Cretney, the Lab’s Managing Director. 📌 Meet the Fellows and learn more about the Fellowship’s role in shaping a secure and competitive future for Canada's regional economies: https://lnkd.in/grCcvq8A #EnergyInnovation #ABEnergy #EnergyFuturesLab #EFL10Years #ABInnovation Aaron Foyer, Aidan Bodsworth, Alison Thompson, Aurelio Zanni, Barbra Korol, Bill Whitelaw, Bradley Nickel, Bronwyn Hyland, Cameron Brown, Chelsea D., Chris Brown, Christina Kehrig, Christophe Owttrim, Dani Hansen (Urton), David Ghoris, Demetria Zinyemba, Donald Jantz, Duncan Mundell, Eric Pelletier, Ericka R., Gabriela Wilson, Geoffrey Tauvette, Junan (Jacob) Rao, Jolaine Healy, Kari Hyde, Kelty Latos, Kim Welby, Krystal Northey, Lacy Brooke Gielen, Lauretta Pearse, Leoni Rivers, Mark Hopkins, Martin Boucher, Matt Toohey, Michael Benson, Michelle Goodkey, Morgan Rodwell, Nic R., Paola Casillas, Patricia Bailey
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💡 Insight: Oil Well Drilling Dominates As Low Prices Stall Natural Gas Activity ➡️ Market context: Oil targets drove WCSB activity in 2024 Canadian exploration and production companies invested their capital to drill oil targets in 2024 as prices remained steady. WTI averaged US$76.55/bbl and WCS slightly over US$61/bbl for the year. The heavy oil differential tightened in 2024 with the startup of the TMX pipeline. Multilateral heavy oil drilling dominated activity. Operators spud 11,423 oil and bitumen UWIs in 2024, up 12 per cent from 2023. Low natural gas prices, however, resulted in a 25 per cent decrease in gas wells spud, with 1,128 wells spud in 2024, compared with 1,507 wells in 2023. Gas drilling is expected to rise, along with prices, when LNG Canada begins full operations in the second half of 2025. ➡️ Multilateral drilling spreads across heavy oil formations The Clearwater formation was the top target in 2024, with operators spudding 2,844 UWIs. Four of the top five formations drilled in 2024 were heavy oil formations where multilateral technology dominates. The Sparky, Waseca, and Bluesky formations all saw an uptick in wells spud. The Montney remained the top unconventional play, followed by the Viking with oil activity centered in the Dodsland area of Saskatchewan. Activity also remained strong in the Frobisher oil play in southeast Saskatchewan, where some operators have begun testing multilateral wells. ➡️ CNRL is top driller Canadian Natural spud 1,081 UWIs in 2024, making it the top driller. It was followed by private operator Spur Resources, which drilled 836 UWIs. Clearwater focused operators dominated activity, with eight of the top 10 operators having major operations in the play. Another private operator, Caltex Trilogy, made the top 10 drillers based on its multilateral program targeting the Mannville heavy oil stack in eastern Alberta and western Saskatchewan. ➡️ Data access: Data used in this analysis was drawn from gDC Cloud, an advanced geospatial platform created by geoLOGIC. Click here to view this data: https://lnkd.in/gG5rdCmx If you have questions about how you can use gDC Cloud to view the details of this insight and the underlying data, or how to enable your workflows, drop us a line at 📧 gDCCloud@geologic.com or call Eric Trouillot directly at 📞 403-444-1656. #cloud #clouddata #oilandgas #energy #analysis #insights
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Multilateral well designs continue to evolve in the Clearwater play. Operators tested different multilateral well patterns in the Clearwater heavy oil play in 2024, with an emphasis on optimizing production and managing costs. ⭐ Recently released geoLOGIC multilateral well data sets and dashboards now enable users to visualize multilateral wells, including all legs within a pattern, and calculate total lateral lengths and production per metre for wells across Alberta. ⭐ Looking at wells drilled by Tamarack Valley Energy in the Perryvale area for Clearwater heavy oil in 2024, the operator tested a variety of patterns, including traditional straight multilaterals and fan patterns. Tamarack was the most active operator at Perryvale last year. It licensed and spud 12 wells, bringing 10 wells on production. Tamarack’s top two wells in 2024 with at least three months of production brought onstream at Perryvale were both fan patterns. Its 100/04-32-063-23W4/00 well was drilled with nine legs, with a total lateral length of 16,238 metres. Cumulative production for the first 90 days was 12,676 bbls of oil, or 0.78 bbls/metre. Its 100/06-34-063-23W4/00 well was drilled with 14 legs, with a total lateral length of 14,855 metres. Cumulative production for the first 90 days was 10,821 bbls of oil, or 0.75 bbls/metre. Click here to view this data in an advanced geospatial platform - this visualized data is instantly available free of charge to guest users of geoLOGIC’s gDC Cloud ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gHW2MEkX. Register for a free account (https://lnkd.in/gRU8As8i) to view more details and to see which operators are drilling multilaterals in Perryvale, and the well designs employed. This Insight and gDC Cloud are now available to be viewed on mobile and tablet devices. If you have questions about how you can use gDC Cloud to enable your workflows, email us at 📧 gDCCloud@geologic.com or call Eric Trouillot directly at 📞 403-444-1656. 📅 To learn more about multilateral well solutions (data, visualization, and analytics), attend our live webinar on Jan. 22 and 23, 2025. To sign up, talk to your account representative or reach out to sales@geologic.com. #cloud #clouddata #oilandgas #energy #analysis #insights #drilling #multilateral
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🎄 Happy holidays! Wishing you all the joys of the season and best wishes for the New Year! Our offices will be closed on December 25-27, and January 1. If you need to contact us during this time regarding an urgent matter, please email us at Solutions@geologic.com and a member of our team will connect with you as soon as possible.
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Season’s Greetings from everyone at geoLOGIC! As we wrap up another busy year, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to you, our valued clients and industry partners. Your trust and collaboration continue to inspire us as we work towards delivering the best in energy data & analytics, news, insights, and e-learning solutions in 2025. As we reflect on the year, we’d like to share some of the exciting initiatives and updates we’ve been working on. If any pique your interest, please don’t hesitate to reach out for more details. DOB Energy ✔ Personalize your experience of Canada’s leading daily energy news service by following topics and setting up alerts for companies and plays that matter most to you. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gwQFH7-p 🌟 Coming soon: Podcasts featuring industry experts discussing key trends and insights. geoSCOUT ✔ Easily explore assets by company and incorporate financial data with geoSCOUT IQ. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gmkV7c6f ✔ Access multi-lateral data, with production normalized to the total multi-lateral length, for wells with ten or more events. ✔ Explore NGL and marketable gas production volumes for Alberta and BC. 🌟 Looking ahead: Version 10 will bring key performance enhancements and new functionality across a range of applications. gDC Cloud ✔ Access vital data on-the-go with gDC Cloud’s mobile capabilities. ✔ Analyze water availability and usage, as well as non-hydrocarbon production volumes. ✔ View multi-lateral wells with ten or more events both on the map and within the Well Ticket. ✔ Exciting new functionality and simplified workflows are coming soon. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gVaJwff2 Evaluate Energy ✔ Dive into dynamic financial dashboards showcasing company performance. ✔ Analyze advanced M&A data and insights. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g4MBMVX6 ✔ Stay tuned for an expanded library of company documents and enhanced functionality. E-Learning ✔ Explore our growing library of specialized courses on a range of topics such as CCUS, regulatory change, and emissions reduction. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g4xUBDFW ✔ We’re excited to offer new sustainability-focused courses in the coming year. For more information, or to explore any of these updates, please reach out to our Solutions Team at 📧 Solutions@geoLOGIC.com It was a pleasure meeting many of you at our recent geoLOGIC Day in Calgary. We’ll be hosting more of those in the new year. We’re also thrilled to welcome Satvinder Flore as our new CEO, who joined us in October, and are looking forward to the opportunities that lie ahead for us all in our dynamic global energy sector. Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, joyful, and restful holiday season. Warm regards, Team geoLOGIC
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Click here to view this data in an advanced geospatial platform that is instantly available free of charge to guest users of geoLOGIC’s gDC Cloud ➡️: https://lnkd.in/gdCghX7E. To gain unlimited access to view more details on activity in the Spirit River area and beyond, register for a free Starter Plan account: https://lnkd.in/gRU8As8i Despite a tough 2024 natural gas price environment, major Deep Basin operators Tourmaline Oil Corp. and Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. have kept their drilling and completion activities steady in the Spirit River formation. Over the past two years, both companies have maintained stable operations, drilling and completing wells in the Spirit River and its sub-members (Notikewin, Falher and Wilrich). In 2022, while AECO spot prices averaged C$5.10 per gigajoule due to supply concerns from the Ukraine invasion, they spud 148 wells and brought 96 of those wells on production. In 2023, activity ramped up to 185 wells spud and 154 brought on production, even as spot prices dropped to $2.74 per gigajoule. By 2024, despite prices averaging just $1.16 per gigajoule in the first three quarters, Tourmaline and Peyto spud 151 wells and brought 128 on production by late November. Both companies have leveraged market diversification and hedging strategies to maintain consistent capital programs. Tourmaline’s realized prices were $3.34/mcf, while Peyto’s were $3.29/mcf in the first nine months of 2024. ✔️ Productivity Gains: Peyto’s 2024 drilling program resulted in an average 25 per cent sustained production improvement over recent past years. On its recently acquired Repsol Canada lands, average well productivity is up approximately 40 per cent. Tourmaline’s well productivity in 2024 improved by 20 per cent on raw gas and 40 per cent on condensate/C5+ on an IP90 basis compared to 2020-2023. Some of this improvement came from targeting liquids-rich Glauconite and Dunvegan wells, but it also came from Ansell area Wilrich/Notikewin wells and Kakwa-Smoky-Resthaven Falher/Wilrich development. 💡 Looking Ahead: Peyto plans to spend $450-$500 million in 2025, drilling up to 80 wells, with 455 mmcf/d hedged at around $4/mcf. “We prefer to run a consistent program. We have minimal AECO exposure and will manage production as necessary,” said president and chief executive officer JP Lachance at its third quarter 2024 earnings call. Tourmaline has built flexibility into its 2025 capital plan, but plans to keep rigs working the first half of 2025, president and chief executive officer Mike Rose said. “We’re going to get all the pads drilled out and we can have flexibility on whether we frack them,” he said. If you have questions about how you can use gDC Cloud to enable your workflows, email us at 📧 gDCCloud@geologic.com or call Eric Trouillot directly at 📞 403-444-1656. #cloud #clouddata #oilandgas #energy #analysis #insights
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