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Investor interest returns to Montney Shale play
Canada’s Montney Shale play is gaining huge attention due to its unconventional gas reserves, securing enormous investments as operators compete fo...
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Terra Energy divesting Canadian assets
Terra Energy has engaged Macquarie Tristone and Scotiabank to seek proposals for divesting up to 100% of its share of assets of NorAm Energy Worx I...
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Weekly Update: Asia intensifies North American asset grab
Government backed Asian companies made further moves for global oil and gas resources this week, with the target areas ranging from Canada and the ...
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Horn River, Montney shale plays create interest in western Canada
The Horn River Basin is not a household name and neither are the subsurface shale formations in that part of western Canada.
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Horn River, Montney shale plays create interest in western Canada
The Horn River Basin is not a household name and neither are the subsurface shale formations in that part of western Canada.
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The “natural gas revolution” is changing global energy dynamics, including the outlook for energy security in the United States and elsewhere. 
In his keynote speech to the annual 31st annual CERAWeek Executive Conference in Houston, Peter Voser, CEO of Royal Dutch Shell plc, outlines what the industry and policymakers must do to ensure society fully leverages the many benefits of natural gas. He calls for well-targeted and robustly enforced regulations to ensure tight and shale gas production meets the highest standards. He also urges the industry to do a better job of listening and responding to public concerns about the environmental and operational challenges associated with gas production.
Read the full speech by Peter Voser here.
