CPG crude prices better than Permian & Eagle FordYesterday WTI closed at $68.16US and SE Saskatchewan Light Sour Blend (LSB) was priced at $60.19US ($77CDN) while Permian (E. Texas Sour) @ $59.66US and Eagle Ford (S. Texas Sour) @ $58.53US. Even N. Dakota Bakken (Williston Sweet) @ $56.75US in spite of the new 500,000 bpd Dakota Access pipeline.
As per corp presentation, CPG does not have an egress problem. Oil sands may have the pipeline problem that everyone is buzzing about but CPG cash flows are benefitting greatly from increasing crude oil prices.
Kudos to CPG mgmt for being in the right place at the right time and strategically capitalizing on historical land and production acquisitions. You don't build a prodcution base of 186,000 boe/d with over 1 billion boe 2P reserves without having the best technical team in the patch.