PresentationAnother condensate-minded presenter at the Peters & Co. conference was Crew Energy Inc. (CR), up two cents to 70 cents on 502,200 shares. Crew primarily produces gas from the B.C. Montney, but president and CEO Dale Shwed told the conference yesterday afternoon that condensate is rising through the ranks. Out of Crew's second quarter production of around 22,800 barrels of oil equivalent a day, condensate contributed 3,100 barrels a day, a "very happy" increase of more than one-third compared with the same period last year. By Mr. Shwed's calculations, every additional 1,000 barrels a day of condensate boosts Crew's annual cash flow by $23-million. "That is a game-changer if we continue to add the condensate production we plan on adding," declared Mr. Shwed. Alas, specific details on Crew's plans were scant, the company having long ago abandoned its old habit of providing multiyear forecasts. For example, longer-term investors may recall that in early 2017, Crew released a three-year plan aiming for production of at least 60,000 barrels a day by the end of 2019 -- so, right about now. Current production is instead around 22,500 barrels a day, according to Mr. Shwed. He told the conference that Crew has the infrastructure capacity to reach 40,000 barrels a day, but given the current commodity price environment, the actual achievement of that level of production will take "a couple more years."