Isotopic analyses of natural gas from the Stoney Creek oil field in New Brunswick indicate carbon (δ13C) and hydrogen (δ2H) values in methane (C1) of -42.4 ± 0.7‰ VPDB and -220.9 ± 3.2‰ VSMOW, respectively. Isotopic data and a gas molecular ratio of 12 ± 1 indicate a wet thermogenic gas formed with oil near the onset of the oil-gas transition zone. The isotopic profiles of the C1–C5 hydrocarbon gases are consistent with kinetic isotope effect models. The Albert Formation of the Horton Group hosts the Stoney Creek oil field (SCOF) and the McCully gas field (MCGF) the only other gas-producing field in the province. Both are thermogenic in origin; however, the SCOF gas has a lower thermal maturity than the MCGS. Hydrocarbon gas composition in ...
Gas may be considered today both as a reliable tracer for the understanding of associated liquid hyd...
Geochemical and stable carbon isotope data of crude oil and natural gas have long been used effectiv...
With the increased interest in non-conventional energy sources, major environmental questions are be...
Isotopic analyses of natural gas from the Stoney Creek oil field in New Brunswick indicate carbon (δ...
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Gas may be considered today both as a reliable tracer for the understanding of associated liquid hyd...
Geochemical and stable carbon isotope data of crude oil and natural gas have long been used effectiv...
With the increased interest in non-conventional energy sources, major environmental questions are be...
Isotopic analyses of natural gas from the Stoney Creek oil field in New Brunswick indicate carbon (δ...
grantor: University of TorontoVolumetrically significant quantities of hydrocarbon-rich ga...
International audienceDue to increasing concerns over the potential impact of shale gas and coalbed ...
AbstractThe Upper Ordovician Utica Shale located in the St. Lawrence Lowlands (Quebec, Canada) repre...
During studies of unconventional natural gas reservoirs of Silurian and Ordovician age in the northe...
AbstractWith the advent of shale oil and shale gas development facilitated by hydraulic fracturing i...
International audienceDue to concerns regarding potential impacts of the development of natural gas ...
This paper uses hydrochemical and multi-isotope analysis to investigate geological controls on coal ...
Silurian and Devonian natural gas reservoirs present within New York state represent an example of u...
Compound specific isotope analysis (CSIA) of stable carbon isotopes for individual C1 to C5 gaseous ...
A growing dependence on natural gas for energy may exacerbate emissions of the greenhouse gas methan...
Dissolved gases including methane (CH4), ethane (C2H6), and propane (C3H8) are natural components of...
Gas may be considered today both as a reliable tracer for the understanding of associated liquid hyd...
Geochemical and stable carbon isotope data of crude oil and natural gas have long been used effectiv...
With the increased interest in non-conventional energy sources, major environmental questions are be...