Successful 2011/2012 Field Program
April 19th, 2012 in News
Gushor Inc. is pleased to announce that we have completed another successful field viscosity logging program in both the Peace River and Athabasca Oil Sands areas. This year marks the fourth year that Gushor has sent a team into the field to perform field viscosity logging, with the field programs becoming larger each year! We are happy to say that for the fourth straight year operating in the field, we have had zero lost time accidents/incidents!
Should your company be interested in booking our field viscosity logging unit or technician for the 2012/2013 drilling season then please contact Richard Stephens as soon as possible as our unit is booking up fast!
Laboratory Manager Position
April 19th, 2012 in News
Due to continued expansion, Gushor requires a Laboratory Manager to assume responsibilities for coordinating the effective, efficient delivery of the Corporation’s Geoscience and Analytical services to its clients.
The job description can be found on our careers page.
Lab Construction - Phase 1
June 22nd, 2011 in News
Gushor's New Laboratory Has Begun Phase 1!
Gushor is pleased to announce that the construction phase of their new laboratory has begun, and expected move in date will be scheduled for the end of July 2011. We are thrilled about the move so we have decided to share the development process and will have updates regularly on our website showing the progress of the laboratory build out.
Should you have any questions about our services and what we will be offering out of this new laboratory space, please feel free to contact us at info@gushor.com.
Front Of Building - below
Front Office Area - below
Front Office Area (walls going up) - below
Front Office Area - below
Future Lab Space - below
Future Lab Space (walls going up) - below
Future Kitchen Area - below
Future Kitchen Area (walls going up) - below
Shipping & Receiving - below
Gushor Appears in Cool Companies Magazine
May 20th, 2011 in News, Press Releases
Gushor Inc. is pleased to announce that they were recently featured in Canada's Cool Companies magazine, in their Alberta's Clean Technologies & Green Products 2011 issue.
"This book is focused on Alberta, Canada. Alberta is a place well known for its fresh air, the natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains, the wide open spaces of the prairies, the boreal forests of the north, and the haunting beauty of the badlands. Alberta is also very fortunate to have an abundance of natural resources—oil, natural gas, coal—that have made it an energy world leader.
What you likely don’t know is that Alberta is home to a fascinating collection of companies pioneering their own space in the cleantech industry—in a land dominated by oil and gas activities, this is a very surprising discovery. Each of these clean technology companies is driven by innovation and entrepreneurial determination to make a meaningful contribution to the world’s Cleantech Revolution. They are the calibre of companies that will make you think, “Wow....Cool.” It’s important to emphasize that these are only a sample; there’s more. Our sample also only focuses on technology driven companies; there’s lots of service driven ones too.
Together, these cleantech companies and the innovators in traditional energy are proof that Alberta’s energy industry is carving out a new definition of itself: it is becoming a modern energy innovation leader that will be a global player in the Cleantech Revolution" (Cool Companies, Alberta's Clean Technologies & Green Products 2011, p.4).
New Blog Post - A Viscous Post-Mortem
May 18th, 2011 in Blog Posting, News
A Viscous Post-Mortem
Oil Viscosity versus Oil geochemistry: Considering the advances achieved in quantitative analysis of hydrocarbons in crude oils and bitumen that can be correlated with physical properties such as oil viscosity e.g. Liaohe heavy oilfield in China (Koopmans et al., 2002), it was somewhat puzzling that when that same approach was applied to the heavy oil and bitumen samples of Alberta, the correlations proved somewhat disappointing. Considering the many years of R&D that were committed to achieve reproducible and statistically tolerant (1-2% variation) quantitative hydrocarbon data, we turned our attention to evaluate the integrity of the oil viscosity data. We initiated a program of R&D to investigate the factors contributing to variable oil viscosity data, while coincidently, at about the same time, the publication entitled “Should you trust your viscosity data?”was published in the Journal of Canadian petroleum technology (Miller et al., 2006) highlighting the need for guidelines to standardise viscosity measurements.
To continue reading please visit our Gushor Blog! 
