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Applicant
- Alberta Energy Company Limited 2
- Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited 1
- BA Energy Inc. 1
- Compton Petroleum Corporation 1
- Gibson Petroleum Company Limited 2
- Gulf Canada Resources Limited 1
- Husky Oil Operations Limited 2
- Husky Oil Operations Ltd. 1
- Manhattan Resources Ltd. 1
- Polaris Resources Ltd. 1
- Shell Canada Limited 3
- Taylor Processing Incorporated 1
Decision 88-16
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision149
- Applicant
- Shell Canada Limited
- Application Number
- 880557
- Title
- Decision on application by Shell Canada Limited, 1988 (well licence Waterton field)
- Date
- 1988
- Title
- Decision on application by Shell Canada Limited, 1988 (well licence Waterton field)
- Date
- 1988
- Applicant
- Shell Canada Limited
- Application Number
- 880557
- Hearing Panel
- Strom NA
- Mink FJ
- Fox EG
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Well licence
- Descriptors
- Pincher Creek area
- Sour gas
- Waterton field
- Well licence
- Directional well
- Energy development
- Environment protection
- Environmental impact
- Gas well
- Gas producing
- Government policy
- Jurisdiction
- Land reclamation
- Land use
- Livingstone Fm
- Locating
- Mount Head Fm
- NTS 82H
- Public interest
- Recreational facility
- Regional planning
- Rundle Gp
- Waterton area
- Well site
- Whitney Creek area
- Wildlife management
- Legal References
- Energy Resources Conservation Act S2
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act Part 6
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S4
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S14
- Notes
- Decision D88-16 on application No. 880557 to drill a well from surface in LSD 2-25-4-2 W5M to bottom hole location in 6-30-4-1 W5M to obtain gas production from the Mount Head and/or Livingstone formations; Board hearing 1988-06-15 adjourned to 1988-08-12/16/17/18/19
- Interveners
- Pincher Creek Chamber 0f Commerce
- Aris Instrument Services Limited
- Alberta Wilderness Association
- Diamond Hitch Outfitters
- Federation of Alberta Naturalists
- Public Advisory Committees to the Environment Council of Alberta
- National Audobon Society
- Wolf, R.E.
- Huntley, J.
- Tweedie, J.
- Dickie, K.
- Sheppard, D.H.
- Location
- 02-25-004-02W5
Decision 90-08
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision85
- Applicant
- Shell Canada Limited
- Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
- Application Number
- 890971
- 890969
- 891504
- 891505
- 891506
- 891478
- 891479
- 891480
- 891481
- 891482
- 891568
- 891569
- 891570
- 891571
- 900404
- 891483
- 891290
- 900236
- 891047
- 891757
- 891805
- 891804
- 891803
- 891703
- 891802
- Title
- Decision 90-08 : Shell Canada Limited and Husky Oil Operations Ltd.: Application for Caroline Beaverhill Lake gas development
- Date
- 1990
- Title
- Decision 90-08 : Shell Canada Limited and Husky Oil Operations Ltd.: Application for Caroline Beaverhill Lake gas development
- Date
- 1990
- Application Number
- 890971
- 890969
- 891504
- 891505
- 891506
- 891478
- 891479
- 891480
- 891481
- 891482
- 891568
- 891569
- 891570
- 891571
- 900404
- 891483
- 891290
- 900236
- 891047
- 891757
- 891805
- 891804
- 891803
- 891703
- 891802
- Hearing Panel
- DeSorcy GJ
- Mink FJ
- Bietz BF
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Gas processing
- Descriptors
- Caroline field
- Caroline gas project
- Energy development
- Gas pipeline
- Gas processing plant
- Pipeline construction permit
- Product pipeline
- Sour gas
- Sulphur recovery plant
- Bearberry field
- Benefit cost analysis
- Carbon dioxide
- Capitalized cost
- Claus process
- Conservation
- Economic analysis
- Emergency procedure
- Emission
- Environmental impact
- ID-81-03
- ID-88-01
- Feasibility
- Forecasting
- Groundwater
- Nitrogen oxide
- Noise (sound)
- NTS 82O
- NTS 83B
- Operating cost
- Petroleum conservation
- Public interest
- Reliability
- Safety
- Socio-economic effect
- Soil conservation
- Soil pollution
- Sulphur dioxide
- Sulphur recovery
- Water disposal
- Water pollution
- Water quality
- Legal References
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S4
- Notes
- Decision D90-8 on proceeding No. 890971 and on applications by Shell, Husky and associated parties for production, processing and transportation facilities for sour gas reserves in the Caroline Beaverhill Lake area (all in TP.31-36, R.3-10 W5M); Board hearing commenced 1990-04-17 and continued to 1990-05-10 with final argument 1990-05-28/29
- Interveners
- Federated Pipe Lines Ltd.
- Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd.
- Altana Exploration Company
- ATCOR Ltd.
- Canadian Hunter Exploration Ltd.
- Gulf Canada Resources Limited
- Mobil Oil Canada
- NOVA Corporation of Alberta
- Numac Oil & Gas Ltd.
- Union Pacific Resources Inc.
- CN Rail
- CP Rail
- Alberta Fish and Game Association
- Pollution Sub-Committee of the Public Advisory Committees - Environment Council of Alberta
- Bauman, J.
- Bauman, L.
- Brown, R.
- McCormick, H.
- Brunner, J.
- Brunner, L.
- Heggie, R.
- Burnstick Lake Cottage Owners' Association
- Caroline Advisory Board
- Caroline & District Chamber of Commerce
- Concerned Residents Action Group
- County of Mountain View No. 17
- Diamond J. Industries Ltd.
- Harris, D.
- Harris, M.
- Hermann, J.
- Jans, E.
- Jans, B.
- Kostuch , M.
- Rocky Veterinary Clinic Ltd.
- Macklin, J.
- Macklin, B.
- Mountain View Land Holders Group
- Olds& District Chamber of Commerce
- Preservation of Agriculture and Living Space Society
- Rocky Mountain House & District Chamber of Commerce
- Roth, L.
- Roth, S.
- Saunders, D.
- 447 Area Residents
- Sundre & District Chamber of Commerce
- Town of Innisfail
- Town of Sundre
- Town of Rocky Mountain House
- Village of Caroline
- Wolf, R.E.
Decision 94-08
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision2523
- Applicant
- Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited
- Application Number
- 931598
- Title
- Decision 94-08 : Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited : Application for an exploratory well, Whaleback Ridge area
- Date
- 1994
- Title
- Decision 94-08 : Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited : Application for an exploratory well, Whaleback Ridge area
- Date
- 1994
- Applicant
- Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Limited
- Application Number
- 931598
- Hearing Panel
- Mink FJ
- Bietz BF
- Evans RG
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Well licence
- Descriptors
- Citizen participation
- Eastern Slopes area
- Environmental impact
- IL-93-09
- Hunter Creek area
- Land use
- Natural area
- NTS 82G
- Public interest
- Safety
- Sour gas
- Well licence
- Whaleback Ridge area
- Legal References
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S2.020
- Notes
- Decision for a licence to drill a well in Lsd 9 Sec 18 Twp 11 Rge 2 W5M (to be known as Amoco Hunter Creek 10-18-11-2) for the purpose of exploring the production potential from the Mississippian system; Board hearing started 1994-05-16 and concluded on 1994-05-30
- Interveners
- Hunter Creek Coalition
- Smith, T.
- Huntley, J.
- Smith, H.
- Mcall, M.
- Nelson, E.
- Nelson, J.
- Molson, T.
- Nelson, R.
- Nelson, P.
- Thiesson, H.W.
- Wishart, W.D.
- Ross, W.A.
- McMillan, W.
- Eickmeier, J.R.
- Whaleback Coalition
- Tweedie, J.A.
- Wallis, C.
- Pachal, D.L.
- Van Tighem, K.
- Gerrand, M.
- Francis, W.
- Longair, R.
- Peigan Nation
- Antelope Butte Ranch
- Sheppard, D.
- Marty, S.
- Jericho, K.
- Hoff, R.
- Squair, E.
- W.C. Ranching
- Top Hand Industrial Services
- Diamond Hitch Outfitters
- Pincher Creek Chamber of Commerce
- McFarland, J.
- Location
- 09-18-011-02W5
Decision 96-05
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision2588
- Applicant
- Gibson Petroleum Company Limited
- Husky Oil Operations Limited
- Alberta Energy Company Limited
- Application Number
- 960354
- 960495
- 960643
- Title
- Decision 96-05 : Gibson Petroleum Company Limited, Husky Oil Operations Limited, and Alberta Energy Company : Applications to construct crude oil and low vapour pressure pipelines in the Cold Lake and Hardisty area
- Date
- 1996
- Title
- Decision 96-05 : Gibson Petroleum Company Limited, Husky Oil Operations Limited, and Alberta Energy Company : Applications to construct crude oil and low vapour pressure pipelines in the Cold Lake and Hardisty area
- Date
- 1996
- Applicant
- Gibson Petroleum Company Limited
- Husky Oil Operations Limited
- Alberta Energy Company Limited
- Application Number
- 960354
- 960495
- 960643
- Hearing Panel
- Mink FJ
- Barfett AC
- McManus BT
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Pipelines
- Descriptors
- Cold Lake area
- NTS 73D
- NTS 73E
- NTS 73L
- Oil pipeline
- Public interest
- Pipeline construction permit
- Notes
- EUB Decision D96-5 on Application no. 960345 by Gibson for approval to construct and operate a 151-km heated crude oil pipeline and associated facilities from an existing battery in LSD 14, Section 28, Township 55, Range 6 W4M to an existing pipeline terminal in LSD 4-29-42-9 W4M; and on Application no. 960495 by Husky for approval to construct and operate a 137 km crude oil pipeline and associated facilities from Lsd 5-17-55-5 W4M to the existing pipeline terminal at LSD 4-29-42-9 W4M; and on Application no. 960643 by Alberta Energy Company for approval to construct and operate a 93 km low vapour pressure products pipeline from an existing facility at Lsd 14-10-63-5 W4M to LSD 5-17-55-5 W4M; Board Hearing 1996-08-27/28/29
- Interveners
- Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
- Alberta Energy Company
- PanCanadian Petroleum Limited
- Imperial Oil Resources Limited
- Purchase Oil and Gas
- Canpet Energy
- Texaco Canada Petroleum Inc.
- Norcen Energy Resources Limited
- Canadian Natural Resources Limited
- Kutryk T
- Stout D
- Kliciak B
- Symborski P
- Labrenz J
- Pasini J
- Stevens R
- Location
- 14-28-055-06W4
- 04-29-042-09W4
- 05-17-055-05W4
- 14-10-063-05W4
Decision 96-05 Addendum A
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision2597
- Applicant
- Gibson Petroleum Company Limited
- Husky Oil Operations Limited
- Alberta Energy Company Limited
- Application Number
- 960354
- 960495
- 960643
- Title
- Decision 96-05 Addendum A : Gibson Petroleum Company Limited, Husky Oil Operations Limited, and Alberta Energy Company : Applications to construct crude oil and low vapour pressure pipelines in the Cold Lake and Hardisty area
- Date
- 1996
- Title
- Decision 96-05 Addendum A : Gibson Petroleum Company Limited, Husky Oil Operations Limited, and Alberta Energy Company : Applications to construct crude oil and low vapour pressure pipelines in the Cold Lake and Hardisty area
- Date
- 1996
- Applicant
- Gibson Petroleum Company Limited
- Husky Oil Operations Limited
- Alberta Energy Company Limited
- Application Number
- 960354
- 960495
- 960643
- Hearing Panel
- Mink FJ
- Barfett AC
- McManus BT
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Pipelines
- Descriptors
- Cold Lake area
- NTS 73D
- NTS 73E
- NTS 73L
- Oil pipeline
- Public interest
- Pipeline construction permit
- Crude oil supply
- Notes
- EUB Decision D96-05 Addendum A to consider further information pr vided by Husky on the outlook of crude oil supply in support of its application no. 960495 to construct and operate a 137 km crude oil pipeline and associated facilities from Lsd 5-17-55-5 W4M to the existing pipeline terminal at LSD 4-29-42-9 W4M; Board Hearing 1996-08-27/28/29
- Location
- 05-17-055-05W4
- 04-29-042-09W4
Decision 96-07
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision2590
- Applicant
- Gulf Canada Resources Limited
- Application Number
- 950983
- Title
- Decision 96-07 : Gulf Canada Resources Limited : Application for a Strachan gas plant approval amendment - NGTL gas sidestreaming application
- Date
- 1996
- Title
- Decision 96-07 : Gulf Canada Resources Limited : Application for a Strachan gas plant approval amendment - NGTL gas sidestreaming application
- Date
- 1996
- Applicant
- Gulf Canada Resources Limited
- Application Number
- 950983
- Hearing Panel
- Mink FJ
- Barfett AC
- Bietz BF
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Gas processing
- Descriptors
- Energy development
- Gas processing plant
- Liquefied natural gas
- NOVA pipeline system
- NTS 83B
- Proliferation
- Public interest
- Strachan field
- Strachan Gas Plant
- Notes
- EUB Decision D96-7 on application no. 950983 by Gulf (on behalf of all the working interest owners of the plant except Petro-Canada) to amend EUB Approval no. 6253 for the Strachan gas plant located in Lsd 11 Sec 35 Twp 37 Rge 9 W5M to allow Gulf to reprocess a sidestream volume of gas from the Nova Gas Transmission Ltd (NGTL) system, through the existing deep-cut portion of the plant for the recovery of propane-plus and pentanes-plus liquids; Board hearing 1996-02-27 through 1996-03-07
- Interveners
- Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd.
- Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd. et al
- Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd.
- Amoco Canada Resources Ltd.
- Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
- Canadian Hunter Exploration Ltd.
- Chevron Canada Resources
- Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
- Imperial Oil Resources Limited
- Novacor Chemicals Ltd.
- Poco Petroleum Limited
- ProGas Limited
- PanCanadian Petroleum Limited
- Alberta Energy Company Ltd.
- Petro-Canada
- TransCanada Gas Services Limited
- Location
- 11-35-037-09W5
Decision 2002-14
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision3500
- Applicant
- TransAlta Energy Corporation
- Application Number
- 2001200
- Title
- Decision 2002-14: TransAlta Energy Corporation 900-MW Keephills Power Plant expansion
- Date
- 2002
- Title
- Decision 2002-14: TransAlta Energy Corporation 900-MW Keephills Power Plant expansion
- Date
- 2002
- Applicant
- TransAlta Energy Corporation
- Application Number
- 2001200
- Hearing Panel
- McCrank MN
- Lock RG
- Miller GJ
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Utilities
- Category
- Electric power
- Descriptors
- Electric power project
- Expansion
- Environmental impact
- Industrial development permit
- Keephills power project
- Memorandum of Decision 2001-09-28
- NTS 83G
- Performance
- Public interest
- Socio-economic effect
- Thermal power plant
- Legal References
- Hydro and Electric Energy Act S9
- Notes
- EUB Decision 2002-14 on an application by TransAlta to construct and operate two 450 MW generating units (Keephills 3 and 4) at its existing Keephills coal-fired power plant site west of Edmonton at S36-51-4-W5M.
- Interveners
- Alberta Building Trades Council
- Alberta Environment
- Alberta Health and Wellness
- Alberta Sustainable Resource Development
- Calpine Canada
- Clean Energy Coalition
- Committee on Keephills Environment
- Department of Fisheries and Oceans
- ENMAX Energy Corporation
- ENMAX Power Corporation
- Enron Canada Corporation
- Environment Canada
- EPCOR Generation Inc.
- EPCOR Power Development Corporation
- ESBI Alberta Ltd.
- Fording Coal Limited
- Health Canada
- Lake Wabamun Enhancement Protection Association
- Lakeview Ranch
- Mewassin Community Action Council
- Parkland County
- Paul First Nation
- Porter Ranches Limited
- TransAlta Energy Corporation
- Amar P
- Anderson AM
- Anderson R
- Bernette Ho L
- Berrien B
- Blair LA
- Bodnarek R
- Bolton J
- Boros L
- Bossio E
- Brauer M
- Breymann R
- Brown G
- Buss KE
- Chestermen D
- Cheung L
- Cook S
- Cusano LA
- Cymbaluk D
- Cymbaluk T
- Davies DG
- Digel M
- Dobko R
- Donahue B
- Duncan L
- Fedorchuk D
- Ford A
- Frank L
- Friesen K
- George R
- Goodarzi F
- Gray G
- Gray K
- Griffiths M
- Hartley B
- Henderson B
- Henderson J
- Hughson BF
- Idriss A
- Ignasiak MK
- Jeerakathil RJ
- Jessiman B
- Johnson G
- Jones G
- Kellerhais M
- Kinsey E
- LaFlair PJ
- Lakeman B
- Lamb A
- Leahey D
- Leskiw G
- MacDonald B
- Mackay M
- Mackenzie A
- Majewski D
- Mak A
- Mallon DP
- Marr-Laing T
- McClelland A
- McClelland J
- McCullough M
- McDonald K
- McDougall KM
- McLarty AL
- Mewhinney E
- Michel J
- Mitchell B
- Morasch L
- Mustard B
- Ostertag R
- Page B
- Patching R
- Paul D
- Polukosho E
- Porter K
- Pritchard D
- Rain P
- Reh KP
- Sanei H
- Sawatsky N
- Seneka M
- Smellie JH
- Spencer S
- Staszenski B
- Stubbings R
- Thrasher JR
- Tyrell H
- Valupadas P
- Veale H
- White E
- Wollis H
- Wood D
- Yanor-McRae R
- Approval
- Approved
- Conditions
- Conditions, directions and recommendations outlined in Decision Report
- Location
- ##-36-051-04W5
Decision 2003-101
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision3774
- Applicant
- Polaris Resources Ltd.
- Application Number
- 1276521
- 1276489
- Title
- Decision 2003-101: Polaris Resources Ltd. applications for a well licence, special gas well spacing compulsory pooling, and flaring permit, Livingstone field
- Date
- 2003
- Title
- Decision 2003-101: Polaris Resources Ltd. applications for a well licence, special gas well spacing compulsory pooling, and flaring permit, Livingstone field
- Date
- 2003
- Applicant
- Polaris Resources Ltd.
- Application Number
- 1276521
- 1276489
- Hearing Panel
- McGee TM
- Bruni MJ
- Waisman DD
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Well licence
- Descriptors
- Black Creek Heritage Rangeland
- Bob Creek Wildland
- Compulsory pooling
- Devonian Fm
- Decision D2003-30
- Environment protection
- Gas flaring
- Gas well
- Livingstone field
- Mississippian Fm
- NTS 82G
- Public interest
- Spacing unit
- Whaleback Ridge area
- Well licence
- Dispute resolution
- Legal References
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S80
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S2.020
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S4.040
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S7.055
- Interveners
- Oldman River Coalition
- Bateman C
- Horejsi J
- Moulson M
- Moulson T
- Nelson E
- Nelson J
- Smith H
- Smith T
- Swinton M
- Swinton T
- Wilkin P
- Anhorn JL
- Chattaway C
- Coppock RW
- Hrebenyk BW
- McMillan B
- Whaleback Coalition
- Tweedie J
- Pachal D
- Urquhart I
- Wershler C
- Nature Conservancy of Canada
- Marty S
- Mkemdirim LC
- Huntley J
- Lawson JL
- Approval
- Denied
Decision 2004-110
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision3938
- Applicant
- BA Energy Inc.
- Application Number
- 1347899
- Title
- Decision 2004-110: BA Energy - Prehearing meeting and application to construct and operate an upgrader in Strathcona County
- Date
- 2004
- Title
- Decision 2004-110: BA Energy - Prehearing meeting and application to construct and operate an upgrader in Strathcona County
- Date
- 2004
- Applicant
- BA Energy Inc.
- Application Number
- 1347899
- Hearing Panel
- Berg AJ
- Dilay JD
- Miller GJ
- Hearing Type
- Prehearing
- Category
- Oil sands
- Descriptors
- Construction permit
- Environmental impact
- Guide 31A
- Health
- Interveners cost
- NTSÂ 83F
- Public interest
- Safety
- Strathcona county
- Upgrading
- Legal References
- Energy Resources Conservation Act S28
- EUB Rules of Practice S50
- Interveners
- Northeast Strathcona County Residents
- Astotin Creek Residents' Coaltion
- Government of Alberta
- Shell Canada
- Inter-Pipeline Fund
- Strathcona County Taxpayers Association
- Northwest Upgrading
- Murray J
- Klimek J
- Fitch G
- Moore J
- Stepaniuk D
- Gin G
- Burns G
- Bertsch D
- Location
- 10-15-056-21W4
Decision 2005-60
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision4006
- Applicant
- Compton Petroleum Corporation
- Application Number
- 1276857
- 1276858
- 1276859
- 1276860
- 1307759
- 1307760
- Title
- Decision 2005-060: Comptom Petroleum applications for licences to drill six critical sour natural gas wells, reduced emergency planning zone, special well spacing, and production facilities Okotoks Field (Southeast Calgary Area)
- Date
- 2005
- Title
- Decision 2005-060: Comptom Petroleum applications for licences to drill six critical sour natural gas wells, reduced emergency planning zone, special well spacing, and production facilities Okotoks Field (Southeast Calgary Area)
- Date
- 2005
- Applicant
- Compton Petroleum Corporation
- Application Number
- 1276857
- 1276858
- 1276859
- 1276860
- 1307759
- 1307760
- Hearing Panel
- Berg AJ
- Miller GJ
- Nichol JR
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Well licence
- Descriptors
- Battery
- Decision D2000 20
- Drilling spacing unit
- Emergency Response Plan
- Facility licence
- Gas producing
- Guide 56
- Guide 71
- Horizontal drilling
- Horizontal well
- Hydrogen sulphide
- Natural gas
- NTS 82J
- Okotoks field
- Public interest
- Sour gas
- Target area
- Well licence
- Well spacing
- Legal References
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S79
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S2.020
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S7.001
- Interveners
- Munro S
- Newton J
- Baiton N
- Burditt G
- Burns West Corporation
- Burns J
- Calgary Health Region
- Lambert T
- Stefani D
- Carma Developers
- Clark RFE
- City of Calgary
- Cochrane P
- Morris W Chief
- Reinfliesch H
- Coalition of Concerned Communities
- Erin Woods Community Association
- Peace I
- Evans B
- Evans J
- Franklin S
- Friends of Medicare
- Chase H
- Front Line Residents Group
- Gecko Management Consultants
- Hemstock J
- McManus R
- RWDI West Inc.
- Dowsett I
- Springer A
- Cheung A
- Christensen M
- Pearson J
- Pincott B
- Oloman N
- Municipal District of Rocky View
- West T (Chief)
- Ollerenshaw Ranch
- Brown G
- Taylor P
- Pearson R
- Pearosn S
- Queenan M
- A.G. Soutzo
- Thimm H
- White Family
- White F
- White G
- White P
- Hindson H
- Duncan C
- Picard D
- Approval
- Approved with conditions
- Conditions
- APPENDIX 2 SUMMARY OF CONDITIONS APPENDIX 3 SUMMARY OF DIRECTIONS APPENDIX 4 COMMITMENTS
- Location
- 10-13-022-29W4
- 04-13-022-29W4
- 06-24-022-29W4
- 04-18-022-28W4
- 12-19-022-28W4
Decision 2010-36
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision4433
- Applicant
- Taylor Processing Incorporated
- Application Number
- 1612382
- 1618312
- Title
- Decision 2010-036 : Taylor Processing Inc. : applications for three pipeline licences and a facility licence amendment Harmattan-Elkton Field
- Date
- 2010
- Title
- Decision 2010-036 : Taylor Processing Inc. : applications for three pipeline licences and a facility licence amendment Harmattan-Elkton Field
- Date
- 2010
- Applicant
- Taylor Processing Incorporated
- Application Number
- 1612382
- 1618312
- Hearing Panel
- McManus BT
- Eynon G
- DeSorcy GJ
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Pipelines
- Descriptors
- Harmattan-Elkton Field
- NTS 82O
- Pipeline licence
- Facility licence
- Capacity
- Resource development
- Conservation
- Benefit cost analysis
- Liquefied natural gas
- Gas processing plant
- Public interest
- Proliferation
- Economic analysis
- Environmental impact
- Legal References
- Pipeline Act Part 4
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S39
- Interveners
- Inter Pipeline Fund (IPF)
- BP Canada Energy Company
- BP Canada Energy Resources Company (BP)
- DOW Chemical Canada ULC (DOW)
- NOVA Chemicals Corporation
- Mork D
- Tarjan P
- Alberta Ethane Gathering System Resources Company
- Spectra Energy
- Approval
- Approved with conditions
- Conditions
- CONDITIONS The Board conditions the Applications to ensure that priority is given to raw gas processing at the Harmattan plant, requiring Taylor to file an annual report to the ERCB that includes
- the volume of raw gas processed,
- the volume of raw gas offered or nominated,
- how raw gas nominations had been disposed of,
- details of any ongoing efforts to consolidate processing operations in the Harmattan catchment area, and
- verification that the current financial incentive to process raw gas over NGTL gas continues to exist COMMITMENTS BY TAYLOR In its submission and during the proceeding, Taylor committed to the following:
- to consult with landowners respecting construction schedules, work hours and other concerns;
- to give priority to the processing of raw gas, rather than NGTL system gas at the Harmattan plant; and
- to minimize impacts on the environment in the construction and operation of the new pipelines.
- Location
- 01-23-031-01W5
- 09-16-026-04W5
- 02-25-031-02W5
Decision 2012-08
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision4485
- Applicant
- Shell Canada Limited
- Application Number
- 1689376
- Title
- Decision 2012-008 : Shell Canada Limited application for the Quest carbon capture and storage project Radway Field
- Date
- 2012
- Title
- Decision 2012-008 : Shell Canada Limited application for the Quest carbon capture and storage project Radway Field
- Date
- 2012
- Applicant
- Shell Canada Limited
- Application Number
- 1689376
- Hearing Panel
- Eynon G
- McManus RC
- Willard RJ
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Storage facility
- Pipelines
- Descriptors
- Shell Scotford upgrader
- Carbon dioxide
- Injection well
- Radway field
- Carbon dioxide injection
- Alberta Environment
- Carbon sequestration
- Safety
- Emergency procedure
- Emergency response plan
- Environment protection
- Socio-economic effect
- Public interest
- Monitoring
- Measuring
- Pipeline transportation
- Sequestration
- Legal References
- Pipeline Act Part 4
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S39
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S13
- Notes
- Change to legal citation effective January 2011
- Interveners
- Clifton C
- Clifton B
- Ouelette T
- Cheng Y
- Douziech L
- Vaudan R
- Vaudan J
- Secord R
- Kovac M
- Kovac A
- Stanley D
- Approval
- Approved with conditions
- Conditions
- TheBoard requires that Shell do the following: 1. Use a MBHIP of 30 MPa for the BCS in the 8-19 injection well. [210] 2. Before construction of the pipeline, submit additional detailed information on the technicaoperational, cost, and public safety considerations of adding mercaptans to the CO stream[241] 3. Submit a complete pre-baseline MMV plan by October 15, 2012. [332] 4. Submit an annual report of operational performance, MMV results, associated analyses that describe how the operational performance of the scheme conforms with the modelling and predictions, and discussion of the need for MMV changes. [333] 5. Submit MMV plan updates as required by the ERCB; as a minimum, Shell must submit updates at critical milestones such as commencement of injection, closure, and post-closure [334] 6. Evaluate the need for adding another deep monitoring well completed in the Winnipegosis formation at either the 15-16 or 15-29 location, and provide its analysis by October 15, 2012. [339] 7. In its annual reporting, evaluate the need for additional deep monitoring wells adjacent to the four legacy wells in the AOI. [340] 8. Conduct hydraulic isolation logging after two years of injection. Any further hydraulic isolation logging over the life of the well will be determined by the ERCB through the annualreporting process. [342] 9. Immediately report any anomalies that indicate fracturing out-of-zone. [343] 10. Complete and submit the final refults of its geomechanical testing of the MCS. [345] 11. Immediately report evidence of loss of containment. [346] 12. Submit a more comprehensive project model using site-specific parameters to re-evaluate the issue of deformations caused by pressure changes, if monitoring shows loss of containment or unexpected surface heave. [346] 13. Address the potential need for micro-seismic arrays at other injection well pads by October 15, 2012. [347] 14. Address the need to rerun CO2 plume and pressure front models in the annual reporting process after the additional injection wells are drilled. {350] 15. Conduct additional fall-off tests with pressure transient analyses after two years of injection, in al injection wells, for comparison with the baseline pressure analysis of the 8-19 well. [351] 16. Submit the preliminary InSAR results showing the distribution of likely natural targets in its October 15, 2012, report. If the ERCB deems corner reflectors necessary, Shell must install the corner reflectors near each injection site at least 15 months before injection. [353] 17. Two years before commencing injection, provide a preliminary report on the InSAR baseline data that addresses the suitability of the data for the pressure front and geomechanical modelling and analysis recommended it its MMV plan. {354] 18. Provide a report to the ERCB six months after injection begins for early indication of the efficacy of the InSAR program. [354] 19. Allow additional water well owners to participate in the landowner water well portion of its MMV program at any time. Shell is required to include such wells in the MMV plan and associated reports. [357] 20. Clarify the process by which Shell determined the statistical significance of the number of domestic wter wells for monitoring within the 3.2 km radius of the proposed injector well locations. This information mush be included in the October 15, 2012, report to the ERCB. [358] 21. In its October 15, 2012, pre-baseline reporting of the MMB plan, address a phased assessment of natural variability of the geochemistry of the water in the domectic water wells included in its baseline study, including the need for more frequent sampling during both the baseline data collection and early operational monitoring periods. [360] 22. Address the potential need for installing additional monitoring wells in the Winnipegosis and BCS toward the periphery of the pressure build-up zone in the BCS later in the project life. This information must be included in each annual report and presentations. [361] 23. Complete its tracer feasibility study, and submit the results of the study one year before injection. If a tracer is deemed not technically feasible, then Shell mush provide a discussion of the baseline data and the methods by which anthropogenic CO2 will be distinguished from naturally occurring CO2. Shell is also required to conduct and analyse measurements of biogenic flux of CO2 in different soil types throughout the AIO, and to report on the results before injection. [363]
- Location
- 12-32-055-21W4
Decision 2013-17
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision4515
- Applicant
- Tech Resources Limited
- Application Number
- 1749543
- 1749567
- 1749568
- 1749569
- 1749570
- 1749572
- 1749605
- 1749607
- 1749620
- 1751999
- 1752756
- 1763318
- 1763325
- 1763326
- 1763327
- Title
- Decision 2013-017 : Teck Resources Ltd. application for oil sands evaluation well licences undefined field
- Date
- 2013
- Title
- Decision 2013-017 : Teck Resources Ltd. application for oil sands evaluation well licences undefined field
- Date
- 2013
- Applicant
- Tech Resources Limited
- Application Number
- 1749543
- 1749567
- 1749568
- 1749569
- 1749570
- 1749572
- 1749605
- 1749607
- 1749620
- 1751999
- 1752756
- 1763318
- 1763325
- 1763326
- 1763327
- Hearing Panel
- McManus RC
- Bolton AH
- McNeil B
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Well licence
- Descriptors
- Evaluation
- Bitumen
- Fort Chipewyan area
- Coring
- Land use
- Water quality
- Athabasca River area
- Athabasca River Delta
- Wildlife
- Animal migration
- Native land claims
- Public interest
- Oil Sands
- McMurray FM
- Fort Mackay area
- Well
- Legal References
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations S2.030
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act S4
- Oil Sands Conservation Act S3
- Responsible Energy Development Act (REDA) D15
- 2013 ABAER 017
- Notes
- Change to legal citation effective January 2011
- Interveners
- Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN)
- Mikisew Cree First Nation (MCFN)
- Fort Chipewyan Métis Local 125 (FCM)
- Clark G
- Approval
- Approved with conditions
- Conditions
- SUMMARY OF CONDITIONS AND COMMITMENTS Conditions generally are requirements in addition to or otherwise expanding upon existing regulations and guidelines. An applicant must comply with conditions or it is in breach of its approval and subject to enforcement action by the AER. Enforcement of an approval includes enforcement of the conditions attached to that licence. Sanctions imposed for the breach of such conditions may include the suspension of the approval, resulting in the shut-in of a facility. The conditions imposed on the licence are summarized below. Undertakings, promises, and commitments (collectively referred to as commitments) to parties involving activities or operations that are not strictly required under AER requirements. These commitments are separate arrangements between the parties and do not constitute conditions of the AER’s approval of the applications. The commitments that have been given some weight by the AER are summarized below. The AER expects the applicant to comply with commitments made to all parties. However, while the AER has considered these commitments in arriving at its decision, the AER cannot enforce them. If the applicant does not comply with commitments made, affected parties may request a review of the original approval. At that time, the AER will assess whether the circumstances regarding any failed commitment warrant a review of the original approval.
- COMMITMENTS BY TECK Teck committed to providing FCM with Directive 056 notification at the same time it provides notification to other Fort Chipewyan-based First Nations in the future.
Decision 2019-008
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision4585
- Applicant
- Teck Resources Limited
- Application Number
- 1709793
- 001-00247548
- 001-00303079
- 001-00303091
- Title
- Decision 2019-008 : Tech Resources Limited application for oil sands frontier oil sands mine progect Fort McMurray area
- Date
- 2019
- Title
- Decision 2019-008 : Tech Resources Limited application for oil sands frontier oil sands mine progect Fort McMurray area
- Date
- 2019
- Applicant
- Teck Resources Limited
- Application Number
- 1709793
- 001-00247548
- 001-00303079
- 001-00303091
- Hearing Panel
- Bolton AH
- McManus RC
- Klassen W
- Hearing Type
- Board
- Category
- Oil sands
- Descriptors
- Evaluation
- Bitumen
- Fort Chipewyan area
- Land use
- Water quality
- Wildlife
- Animal migration
- Native land claims
- Public interest
- Oil sands
- McMurray FM
- Fort Mackay area
- Open pit mining
- Environmental impact
- Legal References
- Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations
- Oil and Gas Conservation Act
- Oil Sands Conservation Act
- Responsible Energy Development Act (REDA)
- Water Act
- Interveners
- Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN)
- Canadian Parks and Wilderness Sociery Northern Alberta (CPAWS)
- Deninu K'ue First Nation
- Fond du Lac First Nation
- Fort McKay First Nation
- Kátl’odeeche First Nation
- Keepers of the Athabasca
- Mikisew Cree First Nation
- Oil Sands Environmental Coalition (OSEC)
- Original Fort McMurray First Nation and Clearwater River Band 175
- Sierra Club BC
- Smith’s Landing First Nation
- Stand Earth
- The Council of Canadians
- The Northwest Territory Métis Nation
- Trappers
- Wilderness Committee
- Approval
- Approved with conditions
Decision Memorandum of Decision 2002-12-06|2002-107
https://had.aer.ca/link/decision3563
- Applicant
- Manhattan Resources Ltd.
- Application Number
- 1250462
- 1250463
- 1260250
- 1260253
- 1260257
- 1269744
- 1270601
- 1279696
- 1279698
- 1279699
- 1280291
- Title
- Decision 2002-107: Memorandum of Decision - Manhattan Resources Ltd. Applications for wells, pipelines, and facilities licences and an amendment to a facility Fort Saskatchewan field
- Date
- 2002
- Title
- Decision 2002-107: Memorandum of Decision - Manhattan Resources Ltd. Applications for wells, pipelines, and facilities licences and an amendment to a facility Fort Saskatchewan field
- Date
- 2002
- Applicant
- Manhattan Resources Ltd.
- Application Number
- 1250462
- 1250463
- 1260250
- 1260253
- 1260257
- 1269744
- 1270601
- 1279696
- 1279698
- 1279699
- 1280291
- Hearing Panel
- McCrank MN
- Dilay JD
- McGee TM
- Hearing Type
- Prehearing
- Category
- Interveners costs
- Descriptors
- Facility licence
- Fort Saskatchewan area
- ID 2000-10
- Intervener status
- Interveners cost
- NTS 83H
- Public interest
- Regulation
- Legal References
- Energy Resources Conservation Act S26
- Energy Resources Conservation Act S39
- Interveners
- Dowling Estates
- Sherwood Park Fish and Game Association
- Aasman A
- Aasman K
- Allen A
- Allen D
- Andrew J
- Andrew N
- Andrew S
- Bennett V
- Berggren G
- Bunker B
- Bunker S
- Caldwell L
- Campbell A
- Chevalier C
- Chudley S
- Clark L
- Clark P
- Coyne N
- Coyne RM
- Dobransky B
- Downey C
- Downey P (aka Bezooyen C)
- Ewanchuck H
- Fitch G
- Grycan I
- Grycan K
- Hay C
- Hay J
- Hucuiak R
- Hughes M
- Jaffer A
- Jaffer F
- Jait D
- Joy D
- Joy K
- Kadatz D
- Kadatz Y
- Klingspon D
- Klingspon K
- Kosanovitch D
- Kutzner B
- Kutzner D
- Lavold C
- Lipphardt T
- Manji H
- Manji I
- McKee G
- McNabb B
- Morris A
- Morris S
- Moscicki E
- Pace J
- Penner J
- Richard S
- Romaniuk C
- Romaniuk T
- Schaaf C
- Schaaf P
- Schoof J
- Schotte E
- Stiener O
- Sweet E
- Szelekovszky A
- Thomas R
- Tremblay C
- Tychkowsky L
- Tychkowsky M
- Weber G