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Every year, the AER receives about 40,000 applications, including requests to access a parcel of land, drill a well, or build a pipeline.
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#DYK carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies are recognized as effective tools for reducing emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change.
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#DYK If you have concerns about a company’s proposed energy development, you can submit a statement of concern - a written statement about a current AER application that describes specific concerns about a company’s development plans.
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This week the AER welcomed our 2022 summer student cohort who will work alongside our teams across the province to gain valuable hands-on experiences in several fields of work as we safely regulate energy resources in Alberta. pic.twitter.com/QXWMkDA8U3
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The AER thanks the more than 200 participants from across the province who attended our public information session to discuss the process of regulating brine-hosted minerals. pic.twitter.com/FZDckiYwYz
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Last weekend, Derek Flewell and Teresa Ullyott from AER’s Emergency Management Team attended Get Ready in the Park (GRIP) – an event hosted by the @CityofEdmonton's Office of Emergency Management during #EmergencyPreparednessWeek. pic.twitter.com/MlK74NfRpO
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