The news of COVID-19 may be keeping Albertans home, but the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) continues to hold companies accountable.
On Monday, March 30, the AER laid charges against a Calgary-based oil and gas company for improper water use.
Tamarack Valley Energy and its subsidy have been charged with using water without approval, not monitoring water use, and failing to report its water use to the regulator.
The company will appear in court in June 2020.
External News Coverage
Alberta Energy Regulator lays Water Act charges against Tamarack Valley Energy
Edmonton Journal | March 30, 2020
Leaving a comment? You should know this:
We welcome all comments, and encourage you to be part of the discussion by sharing your thoughts and opinions on Resource stories. When leaving a comment, know that your first and last names will appear, but not your email. Also, all comments must adhere to the AER’s General Social Media Terms of Use and will be reviewed against these terms, which means that we may choose to publish only part or none of the comment. This also means that comments will not be published immediately.
