The Pembina Gas Conservation Project

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
H. P. Pew
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1961

Abstract

THE Pembina oil field is in west-central Alberta, about 88 miles west-southwest of Edmonton. The field, about 35 miles long by T HE Pembina oil field is in west-central Alberta, about 88 miles west-southwest of Edmonton. The field, about 35 miles long by 85 miles wide, is the largest in Canada in areal extent, in the amount of oil in place and in the current producing rate. The discovery well was completed in the middle of 1953. The field has grown until its present area is 369,820 acres. There are 74 working interest owners in the field. Early in the producing history of the Pembina field a committee of operators was formed on a permanent basis. The Pembina Operators' Committee has established a permanent staff, which compiles and distributes pertinent field information on a regular basis to all participants. The Alberta Oil and Gas Conservation Board has dealt with field-wide problems primarily through this committee. Expansion of the field was rapid as shown by the number of wells completed -from 135
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APA: H. P. Pew  (1961)  The Pembina Gas Conservation Project

MLA: H. P. Pew The Pembina Gas Conservation Project. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1961.

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