Going once, going twice, unsold: 2016 Western Canada leasing
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Western Canada bonus revenue, acreage prices, and WTI price
- New lows reached in both acreage and bonus paid
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Provincial highlights
- Alberta continues to lead
- Oil sands activity declines
- Southeast Saskatchewan shows strength, the rest not so much
- British Columbia continues to show the effects of LNG uncertainty
- 2017 expectations: tempered optimism
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Going once, going twice, unsold: 2016 Western Canada leasing: Image 1
- Map of 2016 lease results by bonus per acre
- Southeast Saskatchewan leads in 2016 Cdn$/acre
- Alberta's share of lease revenue declines
- 2016 monthly leasing trends
- 2016 vs. 2015 Alberta acreage prices distributed logarithmically
- Oil sands acreage and bonus paid
What's included
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