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Market Focus
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​Alberta & Saskatchewan
Theaus CHâ‚„ operates where marginal/inactive well inventories are largest and where capital — not regulation — is the primary constraint on abandonment.
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Alberta
Alberta holds the largest marginal/inactive well inventory in Canada, with thousands of wells awaiting permanent closure. Rising insolvencies and orphan-well transfers have exceeded the capacity of public funding programs, extending remediation timelines and increasing environmental risk.
Carbon finance enables operators to accelerate abandonment, permanently eliminate methane emissions and reduce long-term balance-sheet exposure.
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Saskatchewan
In Saskatchewan, liability rating systems do not compel timely abandonment execution. As a result, wells often remain inactive for extended periods.
Theaus CHâ‚„ provides a capital pathway that closes the timing gap between obligation and execution, enabling permanent methane elimination while resolving long-dated liabilities.
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These jurisdictions combine high marginal/inactive inventory with a capital gap—making closure acceleration financeable and scalable
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