By entering into our alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, energy companies, indigenous communities, landowners, and others have the opportunity to successfully negotiate concerns about proposed energy activities. Every year, we publish an annual summary of our ADR program.
Our ADR summaries include details such as the following:
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