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Crew Energy Inc T.CR

Alternate Symbol(s):  CWEGF

Crew Energy Inc. is a Canada-based natural gas company. The Company’s operations are focused primarily in the Montney in Northeast British Columbia (NEBC). It has primarily been focused on continued Montney development of its liquid’s rich natural gas area at Septimus / West Septimus (Greater Septimus), and its light oil weighted asset at Tower, British Columbia. Its Montney area assets include Septimus / West Septimus, Tower, Groundbirch, Attachie, Oak/Flatrock and Portage and are situated in northeast British Columbia. Its operations include liquid-rich natural gas and light oil production from the siltstone Montney formation. At up to 300 meters thick, the Montney is developed with long-reach horizontal wells, completed with water-based fracture stimulations. It holds a land base of over 264,000 net acres, out of which approximately 225,000 net undeveloped acres in the Montney with condensate, light oil, liquids-rich natural gas and dry gas.


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Comment by Runaway1492on Nov 24, 2019 7:39pm
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RE:RE:Landlocked

RE:RE:Landlocked Well Alberta would have hundreds of billions more in the Heritage Fund if it hadn't been subsidising the RoC to the tune of hundreds of billions over the past six decades. The downturn in the price of oil hasn't been the only problem for Albertan oil. Lack of egress has meant Alberta's been getting much lower prices compared to an other jurisdiction on the planet. The problem in recent years hasn't been either provincial political party. The problem has mostly involved activists in Canada and the USA taking advantage of convoluted legals systems to delay pipelines to death.
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