We completed one of our best operational years ever and achieved our core 2011 financial and operating targets.
We completed one of our best operational years ever and achieved our core 2011 financial and operating targets.
Take a closer look at our 2010 Annual Report for information on our company performance.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Find out why Jennifer Fallon, Completions Engineer, enjoys working for Encana.
Learn about the company-wide program we’ve developed and implemented to manage the chemical additives or products we use in our hydraulic fracturing operations.
Learn about our community engagement and investment, development plans, and find contacts for our Fort Nelson, British Columbia area operations.
Our Resource Play Hub design lowered drilling costs 45 percent per lateral foot and Completions costs have dropped almost 60 percent over the past 3 years.
Our Deep Panuke project involves the installation of facilities required to produce and process natural gas from the Deep Panuke field, approximately 250 kilometres (155 miles) southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia on the Scotian Shelf. Natural gas from Deep Panuke will be processed offshore and transported, via subsea pipeline, to Goldboro, Nova Scotia for further transport to market via the Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline. First gas is expected from Deep Panuke in 2012.
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For general information on the Deep Panuke project, please contact Encana's East Coast Operations team at 902.422.4500 or send an email to dpinfo@encana.com.
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