The Oilsands Review is the only publication devoted entirely to covering the issues, challenges, and triumphs of the unconventional oil industry. It is the comprehensive source for stories, statistics, and information for those with an interest in unconventional oil.
This monthly publication covers the international unconventional oil industry, with the vast oilsands resource in northern Alberta, Canada, as the magazine’s primary focus. This region is experiencing massive growth and unprecedented interest in its potential—and its stability—from companies, investors, and governments around the world.
The Oilsands Review provides readers with compelling editorial coverage of the unconventional oil industry by telling its stories through a broad range of voices from inside the industry. This, combined with informative statistics, maps, and charts, makes this publication an invaluable resource to our readers.
Editorial Mandate
The Oilsands Review is committed to providing unconventional oil coverage that is timely, relevant, and balanced. It reflects the interests of the unconventional oil industry and stakeholders in Canada and around the world, including governments, communities, First Nations, and environmental groups.
Departments
In addition to monthly feature stories on topical issues affecting the unconventional oil
industry, the Oilsands Review engages its readers through its departmental content:
- Statistics: Crude bitumen production numbers from key sites, crude oil prices in western Canadian hubs versus West Texas Intermediate, natural gas prices in Alberta, North American steel prices, Alberta labour statistics, Crown land sales of oilsands leases, and a regular modular construction forecast.
- Project Status Update: Monthly updates on the progress of the nearly 50 oilsands-related projects currently underway.
- In Review: Oilsands and heavy oil news briefs, announcements, and updates.
- News: The news, clues, and quirks of the unconventional oil industry.
- Project Profile: In-depth descriptions of new construction projects and expansions, including production facilities, pipelines, upgraders, and refineries.
- Personality Profile: The people who make the industry pulse.
- Environment: Focusing on sustainable development.
- Research and Development: Keeping tabs on the latest efforts to further the "oil industry that technology made."
- PHRC Update: Strategies, solutions, and insights into HR issues.
- CV: Career profiles in the oil patch.
Product Extensions
Oilsands Review Online @ oilsandsreview.com
Oilsandsreview.com is the authoritative source of unconventional oil information on the Internet. Visitors to the site will find the latest unconventional oil headlines, complimentary access to key feature articles from the current issue, a comprehensive and regularly updated oilsands project lists, a library of unconventional oil photographs, and comprehensive links to valuable educational resources as well as companies and stakeholders involved with development.
Maps and Charts
The Oilsands Review is recognized in the unconventional oil industry for its specialized wall maps and charts, which are published monthly and distributed to subscribers. These information-rich materials provide relevant and up-to-date information that is often referred to on a daily basis by those working in the industry. Please refer to JuneWarren Publishing’s Maps and Charts Media Guide for a detailed review of what’s planned for 2008. For more information click here.
Circulation and Distribution
Each month, the Oilsands Review is delivered into the hands of more than 12,000 people in Canada and around the world—people with active interest, investment, or involvement in the unconventional oil industry. In fact, over 10 per cent of the magazine’s distribution is international, reaching readers as far away as Venezuela and the United Arab Emirates. The Oilsands Review has an effective combination of qualified, paid, and controlled circulations and is distributed at key unconventional oil conferences and trade shows around the world. The Oilsands Review is also available at select newsstand locations across Alberta and can be purchased for $10 per copy.
Agnes Zalewski joined JuneWarren as publisher in the spring of 2006. Along with bringing diverse management experience with corporations such as Canadian Airlines, Air Canada, and Syncrude, Agnes was most recently editor-in-chief with Alberta Oil magazine. Agnes holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta and an MBA with a major in Marketing and Finance from Dalhouise University in Halifax.
Deborah Jaremko is editor of the Oilsands Review. She has a Bachelors of Applied Communications in Journalism from Mount Royal College in Calgary, Alberta. Formerly features editor of Oilweek magazine, for the last number of years the oilsands has been at the forefront of Deborah's work. The deep knowledge she has gleaned about this fascinating industry and the people who make it happen will no doubt result in a publication deserving its title - the unconventional oil authority.
