Natural gas shunts oil aside in Canadian upstream segmentGas accounts for 73% of well completions in 2004, spurred by growth in coalbed methane drilling Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
Natural gas has decisively pushed oil off center stage in the Canadian upstream sector.
After several years of buffeting the one-time leader, gas accounted for 73 percent of all well completions in 2004 and looks set for a repeat performance this year, spurred on by the growth in coalbed methane dri....
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