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As a non-profit provincial umbrella organization, we provide support for synergy groups in Alberta - community-based, multi-stakeholder groups that work collaboratively to address the pressures of resource development.

10/04/2024

Have you read the 2024 Alberta Energy Outlook? This report is a roadmap for our province's energy future.

The report:
☑ Estimates how much oil and gas we have left, and how much we might find in the future.
☑ Looks at what we're using now and estimates how much we expect to use in the next 10 years.
☑ Has easy-to-read summaries that you can download on the AER website.

Read or download the executive summary or the report highlights on our website: https://bit.ly/3KRw8mi

10/04/2024

On October 17, we will release new functionality to the OneStop platform. OneStop is our application review technology that uses a complex set of rules to determine the necessary level of review.

🔎 Read the bulletin to learn more: https://bit.ly/4gHAHOK

Feedback open until September 20th!
08/25/2024

Feedback open until September 20th!

Reminder: The AER is looking for feedback on Directive 020: Well Abandonment, which updates risk-based closure requirements. These changes aim to make well abandonment practices more efficient and better address provincial liability concerns.

Your voice matters: We want to hear from YOU! Feedback will be accepted through September 20. Read more to learn about this update and how to share your feedback: https://t.co/hiiKD9wmHz

08/25/2024
07/19/2024

We're updating our rules that guide the oil and gas industry to operate safely and protect our environment. This includes steps to reduce the risk of seismic events caused by fluid disposal.

We're revising Directive 065 to identify and manage ways to lower the chance and strength of these events. We have opened the revised Directive for public comment. Please see Bulletin 2024-18 for details: https://bit.ly/3WhD55E

06/11/2024

We are seeking public feedback on the draft Specified Enactment Direction: Pipeline Conservation and Reclamation Approvals Under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act; Requirements and Guidance for Applications and Postconstruction Reclamation Assessment Reports.

📃 The Specified Enactment Direction has two main purposes:
1. It establishes detailed information requirements for pipeline applications, ensuring consistent and technically complete applications.
2. It defines expectations for postconstruction reclamation assessment (PCRA) reports. PCRAs are vital for restoring the land disturbed during pipeline construction to a productive and environmentally stable state.

Your input is valuable in ensuring responsible pipeline development that minimizes environmental impact.

🔎 Read the bulletin to learn more and find out how to provide your feedback. https://bit.ly/3VwZ35f

05/15/2024

Reminder! These start in two weeks.

05/15/2024

While wildfires may be unpredictable, as Alberta's energy regulator, we meticulously ensure the companies we oversee are prepared. We require companies to have emergency response plans (ERPs) ready to implement in emergency situations, including during wildfires.

To report an energy-related emergency, contact the 24-hour Energy and Environmental Emergency Line at 1-800-222-6514.

Good morning Synergy members and friends! Please see the following information on the upcoming AER Liability Management ...
04/26/2024

Good morning Synergy members and friends! Please see the following information on the upcoming AER Liability Management Framework info sessions:

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is continuing to implement the Government of Alberta’s Liability Management Framework (LMF - https://www.alberta.ca/system/files/custom_downloaded_images/energy-liability-management-framework.pdf) As mentioned in Bulletin 2023-41, our next phase includes replacing the Licensee Liability Rating (LLR) Program and the Liability Management Rating (LMR) and establishing a new security framework.

We are holding three virtual information sessions in late May and June where the AER will provide a presentation to share more details on this next phase of implementation. These sessions are open to all Indigenous communities, the public, and industry. Information on the sessions is provided below along with the registration links. Due to the amount of information that will be shared and the number of expected registrants, we are unable to accommodate Q&As during these sessions. To collect participant feedback there will be a live poll during the session. In addition, the AER will send a survey to all registrants after each session to collect feedback.

Given the complexity and breadth of topics covered at these sessions, an information package including pre-read materials or links to existing website content will be shared with registrants before each session. These information sessions will be recorded and made available for those unable to attend and as an information resource. The surveys will also be available online. By registering, you permit the AER to use the recording.

Please use the links to register:

Session 1: Liability and Security Overview
Explains the changes outlined in Bulletin 2023-41. We will provide an overview of the background and context of the existing LMR, LLR program, liability, and security approaches including information on the new liability management framework.
If you are not familiar with the new LMF and why these changes are needed, this session is for you. If you are familiar with the LMF, you may want to register for sessions 2 and 3 only.
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. MST, May 30, 2024, Registration Link - bb3a5eb9-6195-49b7-a66f-6b467e0eb20d@5a661919-a609-4857-a7a7-eea01d3ecdfa" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/bb3a5eb9-6195-49b7-a66f-6b467e0eb20d@5a661919-a609-4857-a7a7-eea01d3ecdfa

Session 2: Estimated Liabilities
Describes the high-level proposed changes to our Liability Management Programs (https://www.aer.ca/providing-information/by-topic/liability-management) and regulatory instruments to replace the Licensee Liability Rating (LLR) Program and the Liability Management Rating (LMR). The session will also outline the AER’s approach to updating estimated liabilities, what is considered for Regional Liability and Site-Specific Liability Assessments, and how liabilities are used to make decisions.
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. MST, June 13, 2024, Registration Link - 15bf6ce3-c5d6-4ee7-8457-39c7e6a0c034@5a661919-a609-4857-a7a7-eea01d3ecdfa" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/15bf6ce3-c5d6-4ee7-8457-39c7e6a0c034@5a661919-a609-4857-a7a7-eea01d3ecdfa

Session 3: Security Framework
This will be a high-level presentation that will explain why a new security framework is needed and the risks we will address across the energy development lifecycle. We will describe our design principles and factors that could be used to determine the timing of security to address specific risks.
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. MST, June 20, 2024, Registration Link - 0becc355-d95c-474a-93e1-28e89192062b@5a661919-a609-4857-a7a7-eea01d3ecdfa" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/0becc355-d95c-474a-93e1-28e89192062b@5a661919-a609-4857-a7a7-eea01d3ecdfa

Thank you,

Liability Management Framework Team

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04/09/2024

Today we released Bulletin 2024-11, announcing the implementation of the Conditional Adjustment of Reclamation Liability (CARL) Program. The CARL program will allow licensees to request a temporary conditional adjustment of a site’s liability estimate once reclamation work has been completed but before a reclamation certificate is issued. Adjustment of the reclamation liability estimate value does not affect current annual surface lease rental payments owed to landowners and does not remove the requirement to obtain a reclamation certificate. Learn More: https://bit.ly/3PQCRQr

Announcement from AER
04/09/2024

Announcement from AER

Today, our Board Chair, David Goldie advised that he will step away from his role, effective September 1, 2024.
Read AER CEO, Laurie Pushor's comments on our website. https://bit.ly/4cSxgmG

Message from AER Board Chair, David Goldie: “As I approach the 5-year mark with the AER Board, I’m very pleased with where the AER is today particularly as it relates to the organization’s professionalism, culture and engagement of staff, and its efficiency. And this is why I’ve decided it would be a good time to move on to some new challenges. I feel satisfied with where the organization is today and that it is on a good path forward.” https://bit.ly/3PUgz06

03/01/2024

The AER is responsible for the safe, efficient, orderly, and environmentally responsible development of energy resources throughout their life cycle. This regulatory oversight now includes the development of rock-hosted mineral resources.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/49Pf1wx

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