Word to the Wise: ARO and ESG – Tackling liabilities to attract investment

June 16, 2020

It’s imperative for our industry to provide evidence that Canadian companies are delivering on ESG commitments.

Word to the Wise: How service companies can best compete for contracts

May 27, 2020

The Canadian oil and gas industry focus on abandonment, remediation and reclamation work has created a competitive environment for service and supply companies in this space. With the focus of […]

Word to the Wise: Why now is the right time to tackle ARO

May 19, 2020

At XI Technologies, we may be a little biased when it comes to the importance of staying on top of […]

Word to the Wise: How producers can capitalize on Alberta’s Site Rehabilitation Program

April 28, 2020

The various efforts of both the provincial and federal government to assist the industry as it struggles through the dual […]

Word to the Wise: Why knowing your working interest partners is more important than ever

April 14, 2020

With the increased focus on assets involved in the Orphan Well Association (OWA) due to Bill 12 and the $100 […]

Word to the Wise: What to do without the AER’s LMR report

February 25, 2020

What do you do now that the AER is no longer providing an LMR summary report? Each week, XI Technologies […]

Word to the Wise: 5 ways to reduce your ARO

January 28, 2020

There are many ways to reduce your ARO by addressing the liabilities held by your company. Here are five of […]

Word to the Wise: Open Asset Evaluation for January 2020

January 21, 2020

Succeeding in oil and gas development comes down to how well and how quickly you can analyze potential opportunities. Once […]

Word to the Wise: Why LMR values aren’t a good indicator of a company’s liabilities

January 14, 2020

Here’s why the LMR information you used to get from the AER wasn’t telling the whole picture. Each week, XI […]

Word to the Wise: What happened to the AER’s LMR report?

December 17, 2019

Have you noticed that the LMR report provided by the AER this month had a lot less information than it […]