| Name | Title | Contact Details |
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Scott Herbst |
Vice President of Enterprise Technology, Information and Security | Profile |
C-FER Technologies is a Edmonton, AB-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Fishbones Stimulation Technology is an open hole liner completion that connects the well and the reservoir without the drawbacks of hydraulic fracturing. Fishbones defines a new level of precision and efficiency in reservoir stimulation. You can vertically connect the reservoir throughout a long well in one short pumping operation.
Par Petroleum Corporation, an independent natural gas and oil company, manages and maintains interests in various energy-related assets, primarily natural gas assets located in the Piceance Basin in western Colorado. The company’s primary asset is a 33.34% non-operated equity interest Piceance Energy, LLC. It also engages in the transportation, distribution, and trading of crude oil. The company was formerly known as Delta Petroleum Corporation and changed its name to Par Petroleum Corporation in September 2012. Par Petroleum Corporation was founded in 1984 and is based in Houston, Texas.
Targray is an international leader in the sourcing, transportation, storage, financing and supply of commodities and specialty materials for the Solar, Battery, Biofuels and Refined Products. The company`s innovative materials and supply chain solutions help reduce the world`s carbon footprint while enabling its customers to create more efficient, better performing energy products for consumers around the globe. Targray was established in 1989 in Montreal, Canada and has been headquartered in the nearby city of Kirkland since 2008. The company`s international presence includes offices and distribution centers in the United States, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, India, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Iona Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:INA) is a Scotland-based Canadian oil and gas company focused on value creation from the mature parts of the oil and gas value chain, including appraisal and development of existing proven undeveloped oil and gas accumulations, redevelopment of previously producing fields and exploiting already existing producing fields through renewed late-life field development and increased oil recovery initiatives. In order to maximize value from existing infrastructure the company is occasionally involved in low risk infrastructure led exploration efforts. Iona’s license policy is centred on targeted acquisitions and licensing round applications supporting this strategy within well-known and established hydrocarbon basins. Through its operating subsidiaries, Iona US and Iona UK, the company is active in the United States (Alaska) and the UK Continental Shelf with its focus primarily on the UK North Sea.