Canada’s Far North close to breaking out of ‘quiet period’Mackenzie Delta-Beaufort Sea operators immersed in weighing seismic data and risk-reward prospects; Chevron Canada expects two to four wells this winter Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Canada’s Far North is nearing the crossroads of moving from data-collection to drilling in pursuit of the great prize thought to be locked in the Mackenzie Delta and Beaufort Sea — up to 52 trillion cubic feet of potential marketable natural gas reserves.
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