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Saturn Oil & Gas Inc T.SOIL

Alternate Symbol(s):  OILSF | T.SOIL.WT.A

Saturn Oil & Gas Inc. is a Canada-based resource company. The Company is engaged in the business of acquisition, exploration and development of petroleum and natural gas resource deposits in Western Canada. It focuses on advancing the exploration and development of its oil and gas properties in Alberta and Saskatchewan. It also focuses on the development of light oil weighted assets in Saskatchewan. Its portfolio includes Southeast Saskatchewan, West Central Saskatchewan, Central Alberta, and North Albert. The core producing properties in Southeast Saskatchewan include its Oxbow assets, which are concentrated within the Mississippian-aged, Midale and Frobisher oil formations and the Bakken assets concentrated in the Bakken formation of Southeast Saskatchewan. The core producing properties in West Central Saskatchewan consist of its Viking assets. The core producing properties in Central Alberta consist of its Cardium assets.


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Comment by nowyouknowon Jan 14, 2016 7:42pm
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RE:Cement

RE:Cement
Its been a while, but from what I recall. Holes are sometimes plugged with a cement plug so that the drilling rig can be moved off. The plug is later drilled out by the service rig, once the BOP stack is in place, and services such as perforating, fracking and or swabbing takes place. But like I said, this was 1984. The last time a set foot on a service rig.
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