Announcement - December 2, 2024
Welcome to Refreshed AER and AGS Websites
After months of gathering feedback from Albertans, planning, and updating, new and improved versions of the AER and AGS websites are now live!  ...
Who You Gonna Call?
Have a question on energy development? The AER can help, so can some others
Who you gonna call? Not Ghostbusters, unless it’s a pesky poltergeist you have a problem with. But if you’re among the Albertans who live near oil and...
Step into Slave Lake
Overseeing energy development in this region is a significant responsibility
Field centre staff, from engagement specialists to field inspectors, are part of local communities and play a key role in regulating energy development throughout Alberta.
Five things to know about where companies drill for oil and gas
AER staff slog in the muck to collect samples for study
AGS showcases Alberta’s geology in Minecraft series
Clearing the Air
StoryPartners respond to report recommendations to improve air quality for residents in Fort McKay
What was once a tailings pond is now a scenic lookout
How the AGS went high-tech to upgrade Turtle Mountain’s early warning system
Drilling Deeper
StoryFive things to know about in situ oil sands development
Why We Give a Dam
StoryHow much do you know about the dams used in energy development?
In 1902, the Lineham Discovery Well No. 1 became Western Canada’s First Oil Producing Well
Alberta’s worst-ever well blowout was capped 35 years ago this week
