A new suite of new technological developments are defining the hot spots for conventional heavy oil production
For more than a year now, energy companies have been shoring up their oil positions to ride out weak natural gas prices. And in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB), a lot of those reserves are in heavy oil, so the going concern is finding better ways to get it to surface.Please login to see the full article. Not a subscriber yet? Subscribe now!
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