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If you’re looking for someone to conduct seismic testing or you just need to find a hotel in Fort Nelson, then look no further than our directories and guidebooks—where energy companies turn to stay connected.
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Canadian Oil Register
The Canadian Oil Register (COR) provides fast and direct access to comprehensive listings of more than 3,200 companies participating directly or indirectly in Canada’s energy industry. Primarily focused on the exploration and production community, the COR includes a Canadian Geographic Index, an International Index, an Internet Index, a listing of Products and Services, and a Who’s Who section, an alphabetical reference to over 15,500 key personnel affiliated with the companies listed in the COR.
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Canadian Oilfield Service and Supply Directory
The Canadian Oilfield Service and Supply Directory (COSSD) is Canada’s most comprehensive oilpatch directory and buyer’s guide, with a specific focus on service and supply companies operating in Canada’s Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. First published in 1981, the COSSD celebrates over a quarter century of connecting businesses, clients, products, and services across the Canadian oil and gas industry.
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Air Water Land
Leading the debate about energy and environment in Canada, Air Water Land showcases the voices that are leading the charge on sustainability, alternative energy, renewables, greenhouse gas reduction, and more.
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Canadian Oilpatch Technology Guidebook & Directory
The Canadian Oilpatch Technology Guidebook & Directory showcases Canada’s leading technologies to national and international producers. Canadian companies are leaders in the development of new oilpatch tools and techniques—from cutting-edge drilling and production technologies to advances in software and environmental technologies. Canada is also a major testing ground for oilpatch innovations; service companies from around the globe come here to pilot and roll out new technologies. Read all about the technologies that are making their mark on this industry while easily referencing a list of Canadian technology providers and research institutes.
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The Great Canadian Oil Patch: The Petroleum Era from Birth to Peak
Through painstaking research and interviews, The Great Canadian Oil Patch: The Petroleum Era from Birth to Peak tells the gripping story of how Canada’s petroleum sector developed from modest beginnings to major industry. In this revised and expanded second edition of Earle Gray’s definitive history of the Canadian oil patch, you will discover the rich narrative behind the industry that helped build Canada. Meet scientists and scoundrels, and learn about the great successes—and great failures—that have coloured the history of the patch.
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Heavy Oil and Oilsands Guidebook and Directory
As the world begins to recover from the worst economic crisis in decades, JuneWarren-Nickle’s Energy Group releases its fifth annual Heavy Oil and Oilsands Guidebook and Directory. Oil prices have stabilized, while development and operating costs have dropped from overheated and unsustainable levels—the fundamentals of the industry are better than they have been in years. It is against this backdrop that the latest in Canada’s essential unconventional oil publication series emerges, showcasing the projects, technologies, and business of heavy oil and oilsands, and profiling key stakeholders—including detractors who may be growing in power.
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Unconventional Gas Guide
Unconventional gas is changing the future of the energy mix. As conventional sources decline, unconventional gas is becoming increasingly important to meeting future energy demand. The Unconventional Gas Guide showcases the latest innovations and technologies while discussing the challenges and opportunities the industry is currently facing. The publication is endorsed by the Canadian Society for Unconventional Gas.
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