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1 week ago |
boereport.com | Dan Rutherford
The Alberta Government brought in $6.4 MM on its May 28th Crown land sale. In total, 16,000 hectares were sold at an average price of $401.02/ha. Click here to see the full land sale results on StackDX Intel. What exactly is StackDX Intel? See for yourself here with our new marketing material. Land sales were spread throughout the province with no major notable sales. Only 2 parcels fetched more than $467,000.
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1 week ago |
boereport.com | Dan Rutherford
Initial production data is out for April in Alberta. Alberta has reported oil, condensate, and gas; full Alberta NGL data (including pentane) and marketable gas is due out in a couple weeks. While the April data won’t be considered complete until the rest of the Alberta data has been reported, it is nonetheless worthwhile to show the data as it stands today.
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2 weeks ago |
boereport.com | Dan Rutherford
Production data is out for March! As always, we use calendar day production metrics so these are real volumes produced in the month. StackDX Intel subscribers can generate these reports for themselves whenever they want, and interact with the wells on the StackDX Intel activity map. Subscribers are able to generate top well reports with more wells, on an overall basis, by formation, by company, by area, or by well type. What exactly is StackDX Intel?
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3 weeks ago |
boereport.com | Dan Rutherford
The Alberta Government brought in $6.9 MM on its May 14th Crown land sale. In total, 15,368.81 hectares were sold at an average price of $451.60/ha. Click here to see the full land sale results on StackDX Intel. The largest bonus came from a 1,024 hectares (4 sections) parcel of land south of Grande Prairie and west of Fox Creek, at the western edge of the Kakwa field. This parcel went for a $3,663,647 bonus, and represented 53% of the total bonus from the May 14th landsale.
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3 weeks ago |
theicct.org | Dan Rutherford
Governments working under the auspices of the United Nations have been regulating aviation noise via new aircraft standards since the 1970s. In February 2025, at its 13th triennial meeting, the Committee for Aviation Environmental Protection (CAEP) of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) recommended new landing and takeoff (LTO) noise standards for adoption by member states.
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