Presentations
Petrel Robertson regularly presents to Industry Associations and Government. We have made these available for download below.
PRESENTATIONS BY BRAD HAYES
Hellium 101
How will COVID-19 change our energy future: A perspective on what’s next for oil & gas
OERA Online Exchange
Brad Hayes engaged in a discussion with the OERA (Offshore Energy Research Association) Online Exchange series investigating changes in Canadian and worldwide energy supplies related to the COVID-19 pandemic. We explored how our current situation will influence the ongoing transition to alternative energy sources, and what roles the oil and gas sector have to play.
Hydraulic Fracturing and Public Policy Views from Across Canada - A Non-Operator Perspective
Identification And Evaluation Of New Resource Oil Plays, NEBC
Interpretation of Quaternary Sediments and Depth to Bedrock - Peace Project Area, NEBC
Hydrogeological Characterization of Basal Paskapoo Sandstones in the Subsurface of West-Central Alberta
Western Canada’s Giant Gas and Liquids Fairway:The Duvernay, Horn River and Canol Shales
Canada's Light Tight Oil Resources
PRESENTATIONS BY KATHLEEN DOREY
Geophysics for an Evolving Industry
CSEG Chief Geophysicists Forum, October 2021, Kathleen Dorey
DownloadPotential for Discovery, Development and Utilization of Natural Gas Resources for Local Power Generation in Indochina
October 2021, Kathleen Dorey
DownloadGeoscience for an Energy Transition
CSUR Technical Webinar September 2021, Kathleen Dorey
DownloadGeophysics for an Energy Transition
CSEG Recorder, January 2021, Kathleen Dorey
DownloadSeismic Analysis for Unconventional Reservoirs
Westward Extension of Prolific Eagle Ford/Haynesville (Eqv.) Production into Mexico
Geoconvention 2018, Kathleen Dorey
DownloadTranslating 2D Seismic to New Oil and Gas Resources
Geoconvention 2018, Kathleen Dorey
DownloadPRCL facilitates 21st century Energy Transitions
We apply our subsurface geoscience and engineering expertise to oil and gas, water resource characterization, geothermal resources, subsurface energy storage and carbon sequestration, and exploration for helium and other strategic commodities
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THE 21st CENTURY ENERGY TRANSITION
Petrel Robertson is playing an important role as Canada and the world transition to more diverse energy sources and storage.
Oil and gas will be critical for energy and petrochemicals for decades to come. PRCL supports orderly, efficient, and environmentally responsible development of oil and gas resources. Much of our oil- and gas-related work now supports initiatives such as identifying water source and disposal opportunities for unconventional oil and gas, while ensuring protection of fresh water resources.
We are also finding opportunities to leverage our subsurface skill sets beyond oil and gas, including:
- Exploring for and developing other resources, such as minerals-rich saline brines and helium, found in deep gas reservoirs
- Characterizing saline water resources in deep aquifers to supply water for hydraulic fracturing, and to safely dispose of waste water from petroleum and other industrial processes
- Characterizing fresh water resources in shallow aquifers, as water supply for many uses, and to guard against contamination
- Mapping areas at risk from induced seismicity
- Evaluating and planning geothermal energy development
- Assessing and planning subsurface energy storage, as in caverns and fracture systems
News
PRCL has commenced work on a new regional study for Geoscience BC – Wastewater Disposal in the Maturing Montney Play Fairway of NEBC
Wastewater Disposal in the Maturing Montney Play Fairway of NEBC This study will address knowledge gaps outlined in the 2019 report of the Scientific Review of Hydraulic Fracturing in British Columbia. Hydraulic fracturing and hydrocarbon production bring water to the...
