Hillcrest has announced its rebranding as Hillcrest Energy Technologies Ltd., choosing an identity more representative of the Company’s dedication to transitioning from fossil fuel production to clean tech innovation and IP development. CEO Don Currie also announced the appointment of Kylie Dickson to the Board of Directors of the Company.
Hillcrest Energy Technologies CEO, Don Currie, said: “Hillcrest is committed to driving positive innovation on all fronts, and it is important that our brand refresh also carries this message. Building shareholder value by owning, developing and optimizing clean energy technologies is an absolute priority, but the team is equally focused on creating a sustainable business environment that embraces important industry and societal shifts occurring around the world.”
Kylie Dickson joins the Hillcrest’s Board with Ms. Dickson expecting to contribute experience and knowledge through participation in areas such as the Audit and Corporate Governance Committees. Ms. Dickson is a Canadian Chartered Professional Accountant who has worked with companies throughout growth lifecycles playing a pivotal role in multiple financings and M&A transactions. Ms. Dickson currently serves on the Board of Fortuna Silver Mines Inc. and Star Royalties Ltd. Prior to this she served as Vice President of Business Development at Equinox Gold Corp. and, before that, VP, Business Development at Trek Mining. Ms. Dickson previously worked as Chief Financial Officer for JDL Gold Corp., Anthem United Inc. and Esperanza Resources, and served as the Corporate Controller of Minefinders Corporation.
“On behalf of the Board, I’m pleased to welcome Kylie to the Hillcrest team,” added Currie. “Kylie’s industry experience is a great complement to our Board´s capabilities, and her enthusiasm for environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters connects well with upcoming initiatives. ESG efforts and other nonfinancial indicators are key focuses and a reflection of what we promote internally.”
More Corporate Strategy News

Silverbow Resources Board Adopts 'Poison Pill' Strategy
SilverBow Resources Inc.'s board has unanimously adopted a limited-duration stockholder rights plan (a so-called poison pill strategy) following "significant accumulations" of the company's outstanding common stock. Activist investor…

Chesapeake Engages Evercore to Market Eagle Ford Portfolio
Chesapeake Energy Corp. has tapped investment banking firm Evercore to assist in selling its Eagle Ford asset portfolio, according to a report by Bloomberg. In early August, Chesapeake…

Large E&P Selling Eagle Ford Assets; 600k Net Acres
In its 2Q report, Chesapeake Energy Corp. has signaled that it will be exiting all oil-focused ventures, which will result in a future sale of its robust Eagle…

Chevron Realigns Leadership Structure; Makes Appointments
Chevron Corp. announced a simplified organizational structure and senior leadership changes intended to strengthen execution and pace to deliver on the company’s objectives of higher returns and lower…

Energy Firms Exit Russian Projects En Masse, Citing Ukraine Invasion (Updated 3/4/22)
This week, several energy companies have announced that they will be abandoning projects tied with Russia in protest of the country's invasion of Ukraine. Several other firms who…
Canada News

Western Canada Upstream M&A: Q1 2026 Transaction Report
Western Canadian M&A activity in Q1 2026 was characterized by a 87% decrease in total deal value compared to Q1 2025, totaling $0.8 billion C$. However, transaction volume…

Canadan E&P 2026 Program Calls for 448 Net Wells, Up 24% vs. 2025 Plan
Canadian Natural Resources outlined a 2026 operating capital budget of approximately $6.3 billion (total capital budget $6,425 million, including $125 million for carbon capture) targeting 1,590–1,650 MBOE/d of…

EIA’s “Glut” Calls: The 2025 Surplus Claim — and How 2021–2024 Forecasts Actually Held Up
The “~2.2 MMb/d glut in 2025” framing traces to the EIA’s Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), December 2025. EIA doesn’t usually write “glut” in the tables—what they publish is…

Whitecap Details 2026 Duvernay & Montney Program
Whitecap Resources reported strong third quarter 2025 operating and financial results, marking its first full quarter following the strategic combination with Veren that closed on May 12, 2025.…

ARC Resources: Lower 2026 Capex, Higher Volumes
ARC Resources used its third quarter update to reinforce a familiar message to Canadian E&P executives: disciplined capital, structurally better market access, and a growing shareholder return program…
