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We see good and bad news for Canadian gas producers trying to capitalize on increased oil sands production over the next four years, said Trevor Rix, a director at EIR and lead author of the new report. The good news is that prices for condensate produced by many operators alongside natural gas volumes will likely be quite robust.
As Montney E&Ps pivot towards condensate-directed drilling, they will likely produce large quantities of associatedgas. This could lead to an oversupply of cheap gas, putting downward pressure on AECO hub prices. Figure 2: Canadian bitumen, condensate and associatedgas growth projections through 2030.
Nitrogen and drygas a gas that is found without condensates or other liquid hydrocarbonsare commonly used as immiscible gases in gas injection recovery. The most popular gas for gas injection recovery is carbon dioxide. Methane and ethane are commonly used as miscible gases.
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