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We’re collaborating with the Government of Alberta to reduce methane emissions from Alberta’s upstream oil and gas industry by 45 per cent by 2025.
Our Water Performance Report shows how water is allocated and used by companies in Alberta to recover oil, gas, and oil sands resources.
We’re changing the way we regulate—our processes, the way we make decisions, and the way we communicate with our stakeholders.
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The AER has suspended SanLing Energy’s operations for failing to comply with regulations. #abenergy #oilandgas
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) March 5, 2021
Learn more about our new methane performance report and how we're supporting oil and gas companies in their efforts to reduce emissions. #aboilandgas #abenergy #emissions https://t.co/XkwDxwRUVa
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) February 24, 2021
#DYK The AER is an organization Albertans can contact with questions, complaints, or concerns about oil and gas activity. But the AER is not the only organization they can contact—there are a handful of others. https://t.co/lg3eftIC9j#ABenergy pic.twitter.com/Uexo5GOstA
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) February 19, 2021
Look up. That gently buzzing bird near #oilandgas sites is the sound of the AER making better use of #drone technology. #ABEnergyhttps://t.co/Iujtq4Huad pic.twitter.com/lMjXwxD9BJ
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) February 11, 2021
No matter how cold the polar vortex, Alberta’s oil and gas industry continues to operate. Learn more about it. #abenergy #oilandgas https://t.co/vOuOOhfxNv pic.twitter.com/D2tjH7hMKI
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) February 9, 2021
The AER is making commingled abandonment more efficient, without impacting the environment or public safety. The Alberta Geological Survey estimates 40 000 wells in southeastern Alberta have the potential for commingled abandonment. #abenergy #oilandgashttps://t.co/Yn02gK9qq2 pic.twitter.com/lKKKY3hJW3
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) February 5, 2021
As with most things in 2020, the AER moved its hearing process online and hosted virtual hearings. pic.twitter.com/XzuZ4ENino
— AB Energy Regulator (@AER_news) February 3, 2021