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Notice to all lease holders
Companies submitting environmental reports through Alberta Energy Regulator's OneStop application as part of the Alberta Site Rehabilitation Program invoicing requirements are also required to submit these reports to IOGC and the applicable First Nation. Final reclamation applications must also be submitted to IOGC for review and approval and to the applicable First Nation. Under the Indian Oil and Gas Act 2019, IOGC is responsible for oversight and approval of all oil and gas remediation and reclamation work on designated First Nation lands. While information is in the public domain, the Alberta Energy Regulator does not routinely notify IOGC or First Nations when submissions are shared through their One Stop tool. This applies to similar programs in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
If you have questions, please contact the Environment Unit at IOGC, or the IOGC Environmental Analyst responsible for the First Nation Reserve you are interested in.
What's new
- Information Letter: Filing of 2023 actual and 2024 estimated Gas Cost Allowance Applications (January 2024)
- Information Letter – Application of Remediation Guidelines and Risk-based Methodologies to the Clean-up of Upstream Oil and Gas Sites on First Nations Reserve Lands in Canada (September 2023)
- Environmental Updates (March 2023)
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