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Goldnev engages in exploration, development and production of unconventional oil shale resources and conventional oil and gas exploration and development reserves in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. Our focus is on the shallow oil shale formations and medium depth oil and gas bearing basins, which extend from northwest British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan to the United States border.

Goldnev is pursuing four types of resource plays:

• An unconventional oil shale resources prospect targeting the Favel formation in east central Saskatewan.
• A medium-risk Rundle "A" Pool oil resource in Turner Valley in Southwestern Alberta.
• The medium depth high-impact gas play that includes the prolific Fahler and Cadotte sands at Noel in Northeastern British Columbia.
• A new oil condensate discovery play and gas potential in various intervals of the Lower Cretaceous and Jurassic zones, as well as rich high-impact gas potential in the Rundle formation, at Pincher Creek in southwestern Alberta.

Pasquia Hills Oil Shale – East Central Saskatchewan
Goldnev’s oil shale properties comprise of two contiguous oil shale permits totaling 155,443 acres (234 sections or 6.5 townships) of oil shale rights divided into the northern permit ("PS00243") and the southern permit ("PS00242") and located...
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Turner Valley – Southwestern Alberta
This medium-risk, deep foothills, light oil and gas play located near Turner Valley, targets the Rundle and Mannville formations. Our 50.4% interest in 640 acres is now operated by Goldnev. The main zone of interest is the Rundle...
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Noel – Northeastern British Columbia
A medium depth, high-impact gas play that includes the prolific Falher sands and identified shallow zones at Noel in Northeastern British Columbia...
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Pincher Creek – Southwestern Alberta
The Pincher Creek property is located approximately 16 km south of the town of Pincher Creek, Alberta, primarily in township 4, Range 29, W4M. Goldnev currently has working interests averaging 12.5% in 10,560 gross contiguous acres of land in Southwestern Alberta...
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