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Alberta natural gas royalty guidelines

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These Guidelines, effective as of January 2009, describe principles involved in assessing, levying and collecting Alberta’s Crown royalty share of natural gas and gas products produced from lands... More ≫

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These Guidelines, effective as of January 2009, describe principles involved in assessing, levying and collecting Alberta’s Crown royalty share of natural gas and gas products produced from lands subject to a Crown lease agreement. It also describes the procedures that will be used to carry out the assessment, levy, and collection of royalty.

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Introduction to oil sands regulatory processes

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This document outlines the regulatory processes that are involved, from acquiring a development agreement to the payment of Crown royalties for companies that are new to the development of oil... More ≫

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This document outlines the regulatory processes that are involved, from acquiring a development agreement to the payment of Crown royalties for companies that are new to the development of oil sands in Alberta.

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Petroleum and natural gas tenure in Alberta

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This publication describes the development of the current system used by the Government of Alberta under which the private sector acquires tenure to Crown petroleum and natural gas rights. It is... More ≫

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This publication describes the development of the current system used by the Government of Alberta under which the private sector acquires tenure to Crown petroleum and natural gas rights. It is written for petroleum and natural gas administrators, academic institutions and for anyone interested in the principles and policies under which Alberta Energy interacts with industry. It should be read in the context of the Mines and Minerals Act, Petroleum and Natural Gas Tenure Regulation and other associated regulations, and the Information Letters and Bulletins published by Alberta Energy. The Mines and Minerals Act and the associated regulations remain the authority for any administrative and regulatory procedure. The information contained in this publication is of an explanatory nature, and is intended to provide an overview of Alberta’s petroleum and natural gas tenure system. It covers the period from 1930, when the province assumed control of its natural resources, until 2016.

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Alberta oil sands royalty guidelines : principles and procedures [2015]

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These guidelines provide a general understanding of the principles used to establish oil sands royalty legislation. They explain the administrative policies used by the Department of Energy in... More ≫

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These guidelines provide a general understanding of the principles used to establish oil sands royalty legislation. They explain the administrative policies used by the Department of Energy in interpreting this legislation, and explain the business rules and operating procedures used when royalty-related legislation is applied. The guidelines are produced for the convenience of readers; they have no legislative sanction. They reflect Department of Energy policies and procedures as of January 31, 2015.

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Reporting guide : natural gas liquids price reporting, effective delivery month July 2014

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The Department of Energy has concluded a review of business processes related to the calculation of Natural Gas Liquids Reference Prices and Allowances. Following extensive consultation with... More ≫

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The Department of Energy has concluded a review of business processes related to the calculation of Natural Gas Liquids Reference Prices and Allowances. Following extensive consultation with representatives of producer associations, new business processes will be implemented effective with July 2014 production. All purchasers of propane (C3), butanes (C4), pentanes plus and condensate (C5+) at NGL field facilities in Alberta are required to report eligible arm’s length purchase information of specification and mix products. This updated manual contains reporting instructions on how to complete the report under the new processes. Refer to IL 2013-35 for more information.

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Alberta Energy Regulator fact sheet

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General information about the Alberta Energy Regulator

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Alberta oil sands royalty guidelines : principles and procedures [2012]

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These guidelines provide a general understanding of the principles used to establish oil sands royalty legislation. They explain the administrative policies used by the Department of Energy in... More ≫

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These guidelines provide a general understanding of the principles used to establish oil sands royalty legislation. They explain the administrative policies used by the Department of Energy in interpreting this legislation, and explain the business rules and operating procedures used when royalty-related legislation is applied. The guidelines are produced for the convenience of readers; they have no legislative sanction. They reflect Department of Energy policies and procedures as of January 1, 2011.

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Talk about the AUC Act

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This fact sheet summarizes some facts on the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) Act.

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Bill 50, the Electric Statutes Amendment Act, 2009

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Presents a brief overview of Bill 50 (2009), which approves the need for critical transmission infrastructure, and which areas of the provinces will be affected by the proposed legislation.

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Alberta's oil and gas tenure

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This publication covers the administration of the province’s oil and gas rights by the Tenure Branch. The Oil Sands Branch and the Coal and Other Minerals Branch administer oil sands, coal and... More ≫

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This publication covers the administration of the province’s oil and gas rights by the Tenure Branch. The Oil Sands Branch and the Coal and Other Minerals Branch administer oil sands, coal and other mineral rights, respectively. The responsibilities of the Tenure Branch, since 1930, have been integral to what is now the Department of Energy. The Branch is responsible for all aspects of Crown oil and gas tenure policy, other than those related to the payment of royalty, and manages almost 100,000 active petroleum and natural gas agreements.

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