In comparison, shale gas as a share of total natural gas production in 2012 was 39 percent in the United States and 15 percent in Canada. This is not the whole global story, however. Related ...

Canada is finally set to begin extracting natural gas from the Deep Panuke gas project in offshore Nova Scotia. The project was initially planned for long before the US shale gas boom took.

In 2015, total gas production from Canada Shale reached 6.6 bcf/d. In 2016, the production is expected to be flat Y-o-Y; however, only ~5.8 bcf/d is represented by wells that are currently ...

The revolution in U.S. shale oil has battered Canada's energy industry in recent years, ending two decades of rapid expansion and job creation in the nation's vast oil sands. Now Canada is looking ...

A recent study has estimated that nine US and Canada shale-gas plays may produce as much ... the Barnett had 8,416 gas wells drilled in 19 counties. Production had increased to 3.8 bcfd in first ...

Giant shovels, driverless trucks and a dog-like robot have all helped Canada's oil sands companies including Imperial Oil and ...

Canada relies heavily on the North American market for exports. With Asian economic growth outpacing that of North America, the government is keen on tapping into new foreign markets for gas with ...

Rystad Energy expects American production to bottom out at 10.7 million barrels per day (bpd) in June, down 2.2 million bpd from March. U.S. monthly output is not likely to exceed 11.7 million bpd ...

They already have. Shale gas production in the Barnett, Fayetteville, Haynesville and Woodford shale plays is well below EIA’s estimates, Powers said in an interview with The Energy ...

Canada will continue to rely on the U.S. to allow for the transportation of its own heavy oil and bitumen production; similarly, condensate moving up from U.S. shale formations will continue to ...

Canada's shale output stands at about 335,000 bpd, according to energy consultants Wood Mackenzie, which forecasts output should grow to 420,000 bpd in a decade.

Canada's shale output stands at about 335,000 bpd, according to energy consultants Wood Mackenzie, which forecasts output should grow to 420,000 bpd in a decade.