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We asked some industry insiders what their thoughts were on the topic: The new carbon tax certainly hits all Albertans in the pocketbooks and impacts the industry as well, but we can’t help but wonder why the overt support by... Read More »
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What Is Oilfield HUB? Oilfield HUB is a suite of online operations reporting tools that consolidate all communications and supporting information throughout the complete lifecycle of a well from vendor management, bid requests, and... Read More »
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