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Questerre Energy Corp (Canada) T.QEC

Alternate Symbol(s):  QTEYF

Questerre Energy Corporation is an energy technology and innovation company. It is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of oil and gas projects, in specific non-conventional projects such as tight oil, oil shale, shale oil and shale gas. It holds assets in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec in Canada, as well as in the Kingdom of Jordan (Jordan). Its oil shale assets include its project in Jordan and its investment in Red Leaf Resources Inc. (Red Leaf). It plans to utilize the Red Leaf technology for its project in the Kingdom of Jordan. In Quebec, the project has a comprehensive program to test the carbon storage potential including injection and monitoring wells, compression facilities and a pipeline to an adjacent industrial park. Its Kakwa area is a liquids-rich Montney natural gas resource play situated over 75 kilometers (km) south of Grande Prairie in west central Alberta. Its Antler area is over 200 km southeast of Regina in southeast Saskatchewan.


TSX:QEC - Post by User

Post by BCDrilleron Apr 27, 2011 7:18pm
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Post# 18497465

Frac W/Liquid Propane

Frac W/Liquid PropaneSounds like a good Idea, Propane stays liquid at -44c or at around 200psi compression. As a liquid it could carry a proping agent like sand to hold fractures open. Once it was liquid you could compress the crap out of it and it would definatly fracture the shale. there would be no water usage, nothing to swell shales,Once the well flowing you should be able to strip off the propane for 100  percent recovery re-liquify to contiue fracking or reliquify and store in bulkers for your next frac . Initial costs might be big but I suppose as long as one was recovering  the propane and re-using it your cost would come down ever time you re-used it

Sounds good, Eco friendly
 
I'll have to ask around and see what others in the field think.    I like it
Gasfrac is a public company also , Ticker    GFS

Could be a money maker
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