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First assessment of NWT shales suggests multibillion barrel

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NewsPoster Joined: Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:56 am Posts: 20756	First assessment of NWT shales suggests multibillion barrel OGJ Exploration News An estimated 145 billion bbl of oil in place are in the Canol shale in Canada’s Northwest Territories, while the thinner Bluefish shale could contain 45 billion bbl in place, Canada’s National Energy Board and Northwest Territories jointly said on May 22 in the first government assessment of the formations’ resource potential. Read more
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