Ironhorse Oil & Gas shuts in production due to low oil and gas prices (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

Ironhorse Oil & Gas shuts in production due to low oil and gas prices

Published Jan 21, 2016

Ironhorse Oil & Gas Inc. advises that the operator of the Nisku L2L Pool has informed Ironhorse that the operator intends to shut-in production from the Pool because continued production is uneconomic under the current commodity price environment.

Ironhorse has a 15.6250% working interest in the Pool and the production from the Pool is Ironhorse's main source of cash flow.

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