Altima Energy has integrated a new project into its portfolio, further expanding its presence in Alberta’s conventional light oil and natural gas sectors. The new assets, located in both Central Alberta (W4) and Northwest Alberta (W5), provide a balanced mix of light oil and sweet natural gas, enhancing Altima’s operational diversity and production capabilities.
Extensive Acreage and Strategic Locations
Spanning over 10,560 acres across three key areas, this project presents significant production potential. The Central Alberta site focuses on light oil extraction, while the Northwest Alberta site brings sweet natural gas into the company’s energy mix. These assets are strategically located, allowing for high accessibility to resources, making them prime areas for production.
Acreage Breakdown:
- Central Alberta (W4): 5,920.5 acres
- Northwest Alberta (W5): 3,840 acres
- Additional area: 800 acres
- Total acreage: 10,560.5 acres
Secured Infrastructure for Efficient Operations
Altima has secured critical infrastructure as part of this acquisition, including an oil battery in Central Alberta and an interest in a natural gas plant in Northwest Alberta. This infrastructure will enable the company to optimize processing, streamline transportation, and effectively control operational costs, ensuring efficient market access.
Key Infrastructure Assets:
- Oil battery in Central Alberta
- Stake in natural gas plant in Northwest Alberta
Proven Reserves and Resource Potential
The project offers significant reserves, with 127 MBOE of Proved Developed Producing Reserves and 531 MBOE of Total Proved Reserves. These reserves have been evaluated by an independent reserve evaluator, and their strategic location near existing infrastructure facilitates easier and more cost-effective development.
Reserve Metrics:
- Proved Developed Producing Reserves (PDP): 127 MBOE
- Total Proved Reserves (TP): 531 MBOE
- Evaluated by GLJ Ltd., effective June 30, 2023