User:M.nelson/Deep Panuke

Deep Panuke is an offshore natural gas field. It is located 250km off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada on the Scotian Shelf. Deep Panuke is owned and operated by SBM Offshore on behalf of Encana, with natural gas production underway beginning in late 2013. Peak monthly production was 248 million cubic meters from four subsea wells in January 2014. The production was reduced to seasonal (winter months only) in the fall of 2015, with monthly production declining to 79 million cubic metres by February 2016.Deep Panuke monthly production report

Further reading

• Maksoud, Judy (1 March 2004). "CANADA: Atlantic Canada on the rebound". Offshore Mag.
• Weissenberger, John A. W.; Wierzbicki, Richard A.; Harland, Nancy J. (2006). "Carbonate Sequence Stratigraphy and Petroleum Geology of the Jurassic Deep Panuke Field, Offshore Nova Scotia, Canada". In Paul Mitchell Harris; L. James Weber (eds.). Giant Hydrocarbon Reservoirs of The World: From Rocks to Reservoir Characterization and Modeling, AAPG Memoir 88. AAPG. pp. 395–431. doi:10.1306/1215883M883275. ISBN 978-0-89181-369-9.
• "EnCana unveils smaller Deep Panuke project". CBC News. 29 August 2006.
• "Deep Panuke Gas Field". Offshore Technology.
• Tutton, Michael (3 October 2013). "Failure to conduct maintenance inspections cause of Deep Panuke fire: report". CTV News. Canadian Press.
• Passut, Charlie (18 December 2013). "Encana Says Deep Panuke Platform at Full Production". Natural Gas Intelligence.
• Alberstat, Joann (17 December 2013). "Deep Panuke project reaches full gas production". The Chronicle Herald. Halifax. Archived from the original on 19 December 2013.
• Willick, Frances (13 June 2017). "Encana prepares to close Deep Panuke offshore gas project". CBC News.

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