Duvernay liquids hold hopeAlberta’s source-rock formation shows signs of surpassing Eagle Ford’s liquids-to-gas ratio, responding to need for condensates Gary Park For Petroleum News Bakken
A dribble of results from Alberta’s Duvernay formation — rated by some as the province’s parallel to Bakken parallel, or its rival for Eagle Ford — is quietly turning into an attention-grabbing trickle.
Covering about 50,000 square miles and extending east from the Canadian Rockies, the Duvernay is....
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