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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! &nbsp...

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.

A heavy oil pad site
June was a wet month for many Albertans. Oil and gas sites in the upper-east part of the province were no exception.
Wilfred "Wop" May in front of automobile
Alberta pilots stretched the limits of aviation to develop resources in Canada’s north.
Drone
Expanding drone technology took flight at the Western Regulators Forum.
Residential elder preview picture
The AER’s first resident elder helps Indigenous and non-Indigenous Albertans connect
Planting seeds of reclamation preview picture
Oil sands operators continue to work towards reclaiming Northern Alberta’s landscape
Council of Creativity Collaboration
How Alberta’s youth are influencing the future of energy development.
Don't Poke The Bear
The nature of environmental management at the AER
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Alberta Energy Regulator penalizes Imperial Oil, releases first finding from ongoing Kearl investigation
The Alberta Energy Regulator publishes its 2023 Pipeline Performance Report  
Alberta Energy Regulator penalizes CNRL for contravening the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act