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Murphy USA is proud to be one of the highest volume convenience retailers in the United States. Headquartered in El Dorado, Murphy USA opened its first store in Chattanooga, Tenn., in December 1996. Today, Murphy USA operates more than 1,270 stores in 23 states and employs more than 9,000 people. The stores provide quality, low-priced fuels and outstanding service to nearly 2 million customers every day to get them where they need to go. Such exponential growth speaks to Murphy`s commitment to provide quality fuels, convenient locations and best-in-class customer service. Today, the company continues to move forward for the benefit of its customers, investors, employees and other valued partners by making solid alliances, responsible investments and smarter business practices.
Cleantek is a clean energy technology company focused on hydro-sustainability with operations across North America. Cleantek has developed and commercialized its patented wastewater dehydration technology, the ZeroE, which it rents to its customers for use at gas processing facilities and on drilling rigs. Cleantek`s ZeroE technology separates wastewater into (i) clean water which is evaporated and returned to the natural hydrological cycle and (ii) concentrated brine which is disposed of using traditional means. The ZeroE technology is powered by the waste heat generated from the engine exhaust of gas plants and drilling rigs.
Enhanced collaboration among geoscientists and engineers extracts maximum value from subsurface data, resulting in improved hydrocarbon recovery. However, the explosive growth in the unconventional space has left a significant gap in the ability of oil companies to answer critical questions that lead to inconsistent well production, and increased OPEX and CAPEX. Having confidence about where to drill, where and how to frac and complete, and where to invest requires dynamic GeoEngineering models that can adapt for proper understanding of today's complex heterogeneous reservoirs. Combining best-in-class geoscience and engineering technology, SIGMA³ Integrated Reservoir Solutions leverages decades of industry experience to generate high-resolution subsurface models constrained by seismic and well data. Via its proprietary Real-Time Dynamic Earth Modeling™ (RTDM) workflow, real-time completions data and microseismic events are integrated and interpreted in tandem with the geologic models, well geometries, and reservoir property predictions – leading to better drilling decisions, and better business outcomes for clients. SIGMA³ offers technology, expertise and services ranging from reservoir understanding, field development planning to production optimization. This integration of geoscience and engineering forms the foundation of SIGMA³ GeoEngineering solutions, including earth modeling and imaging; seismic-driven reservoir characterization and Continuous Fracture Modeling (CFM™); hydrofrac engineering design and microseismic fracture and field monitoring. Oil and gas operators are looking for insight about how to drill and complete their wells and maximize reservoir potential across the life of the asset. SIGMA³ believes that smart use of fit-for-purpose technologies in a Real-Time Dynamic Modeling workflow gives E&P companies the power to implement the best solution and enhance production efforts, reduce drilling and completion costs, and drive profitability.
IROC Systems Corp. is a Red Deer, AB-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Tenth Avenue Petroleum Corp. (“TPC”) (formerly Jadela Oil Corp) is a Calgary-based junior oil and gas exploration company operating in Western Canada. Jadela also operates in Texas through a wholly owned subsidiary, Jadela Oil (US) Operating LLC (Jadela (US)). Jadela US has acquired rights to exploit oil and gas mineral rights equalling 7,128 gross acres (784 net acres) in Maverick County, Texas. Jadela US has drilled one Eagle Ford formation well (El Indio #1H). The land is located 20 miles south of Eagle Pass and directly west of El Indio Texas. The primary Texas target zone is the Eagle Ford formation. As of May 20, 2015, there were 6,192,668 issued and outstanding common shares. There were 686,700 options entitling holder to purchase 686,700 common shares at an exercise price $ 0.075 per share. There were 1,666,000 warrants entitling holders to purchase 1,666,000 common shares. The exercise price for the warrants is $ 0.075 per common share for 1,564,000 warrants and $0.45 per common share for 102,000 warrants. Fully diluted there would be 9,265,368 common shares. The trading symbol on TSXV is “TPC”.