Devon feeds British Columbia gas frenzyIndependent adds up to 8 Tcf to potential gas resources at Horn River; joins others in warning of cost, infrastructure problems Gary Park For Petroleum News
The Horn River Basin in far-flung northeastern British Columbia is now more than two-thirds of the way to its estimated potential shale gas resources of 50 trillion cubic feet after less than two years of exploration effort.
The scramble to secure rights in that area, along with Montney to the south....
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