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Rock Talk
The AER’s Alberta Geological Survey speaks for the stones
If the rocks could talk, what would they say?
Throwback Thursday: Rough-and-ready Rangers
Remembering the rough-and-ready, no-frills inspectors of the explorer era
Inspection, Detection, Protection
Companies have several options to detect and respond to a pipeline release
Most pipeline leaks that occur in Alberta are small.
Keeping the Wolves at Bay
Industry-led program aims to help woodland caribou populations recover
You might've seen them while out on a hike or when flying over heavily wooded areas: long seismic lines or old access roads cut into the forest.
Charges Laid for Pipeline Spills
A court date is set for two pipeline spills
Journey Energy Inc. will be going to court on August 19 for two pipeline spills that entered a waterbody and killed several animals.
“Who We Are”: Sharing National Indigenous Peoples Day
A message from Doreen Healy, the AER’s resident elder, about National Indigenous Peoples Day
Picture Perfect
Our home through the lenses of some talented AER employees
Alberta is as diverse as it is lovely.
Back to the Future: How 2018 Informs Alberta’s Energy Outlook
The AER releases its annual supply/demand report
Alberta’s energy reserves are among the world’s largest and include bitumen, crude oil, natural gas, natural gas liquids, and coal.
Preparing for the Worst
Syncrude, regulators test ability to respond to an emergency
As in any other day, technicians working in the control room at Syncrude's Mildred Lake oil sands mine check to see that everything is operating the way that it should
Wells: Where are they now?
AER video series explores how aging infrastructure is managed in Alberta
When we speak with Albertans, one of the top concerns raised about energy development is aging infrastructure and ensuring that land is returned to its original state o
