WELLS Alberta Energy and Minerals

Active producing wells (Alberta Energy Geoview)

Server-side active well layer (268,768 active sub-surface wells on 8 Oct 2026) filtered by the Atlas to Oil, Gas and Crude Bitumen well types; drawn through /api/wells?status=active.

Where hydrocarbons are flowing today: live reservoir pressure, produced-water (brine) access, helium-bearing gas streams and infrastructure for re-entry.

COMMODITIES IT DISCRIMINATES (9)

What this layer helps you find

Prospectivity envelopes citing this dataset (9)

  • Leduc reef trend (Rimbey–Meadowbrook–Clearwater)Lithium (oilfield brines) · Lithium-enriched Devonian carbonate formation brine (DLE target)Profile ↗
  • Peace River Arch / Worsley helium fairwayHelium · Basement-sourced helium trapped in Devonian / Cambrian reservoirs on a basement highProfile ↗
  • Deep basin thermal maximum (Hinton–Fox Creek–Grande Prairie)Geothermal heat & power · Hot sedimentary aquifer (Leduc, Swan Hills, Granite Wash) and closed-loop targetsProfile ↗
  • Industrial Heartland Basal Cambrian SandstoneCO2 pore space (carbon storage) · Deep saline aquifer storage (Basal Cambrian Sandstone, Leduc, Nisku)Profile ↗
  • Montney (Alberta side)Natural gas & condensate (Montney, Duvernay, Deep Basin) · Tight siltstone liquids-rich gas, multi-stage fractured horizontalsProfile ↗
  • Duvernay (Kaybob and East Shale Basin)Conventional, tight & heavy multilateral oil · Devonian organic-rich shale — condensate / light oil resource playProfile ↗
  • Clearwater heavy-oil play (Marten Hills–Nipisi)Conventional, tight & heavy multilateral oil · Shallow Cretaceous heavy oil produced with multilateral unstimulated horizontalsProfile ↗
  • Foothills sour-gas belt (Caroline–Waterton)Sulphur (by-product) · By-product elemental sulphur from deep Devonian–Mississippian sour gasProfile ↗
  • Horseshoe Canyon dry CBM fairwayCoalbed methane · Dry (no water) coalbed methane in Upper Cretaceous coal zonesProfile ↗