Check out the second webinar in our new Power Up series: Diving into the Clearwater (originally presented on June 10, 2020) now available on demand.
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In this session, Mark Pascal, Engineer, and Sarah Taylor, Senior Geologist, share our extensive expertise in the play including an overview on the latest prospective areas with a deeper dive into Marten Hills.
The session runs about 50 minutes, and if you need to pause for a break, just close the webinar window. It will remember where you left off when you come back.
If you would like to talk to GLJ about the Clearwater play, please reach out to Mark or Sarah.
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Posted by Mark Pascal & Sarah Taylor on July 8, 2020
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY -
Mr. Pascal has in excess of six years of practical experience in petroleum engineering and has been employed at GLJ as an evaluator since 2012. He has a strong foundation in evaluating unconventional plays ranging from the Duvernay to cold heavy oil production, as well as the evaluation of surface mineable oil sands. More recently his focus has been on the emerging Clearwater play where he oversees all of GLJ’s technical analysis.
Sarah joined GLJ in 2007 and currently holds the position of Senior Geologist at the Company. She is responsible for geological interpretations for use in reserves and resources reporting, A&D support, regional resource play evaluations, and the quantification of geologic risk and uncertainty for reservoirs in Canada and internationally. Sarah has over ten years’ experience evaluating unconventional oil and gas reservoirs, with a focus on the regional Montney Formation. Sarah has also evaluated many tight oil and gas reservoirs, conventional oil and gas reservoirs, as well as in-situ and heavy oil projects including the emerging Clearwater Formation play.
