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The relationship between the well licence jurisdiction of the Energy Resources Conservation Board and the jurisdiction of the Surface Rights Board
Cases Considered: EnCana Corporation v. Campbell, [2008] ABQB 234 PDF Version: The relationship between the well licence jurisdiction of the Energy Resources Conservation Board and the jurisdiction of the Surface Rights Board Justice Crighton’s decision in EnCana v. Campbell suggests … Continue reading
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The Federal Government’s Climate Change Policy and the Role of Carbon Capture and Storage
PDF Version: The Federal Government’s Climate Change Policy and the Role of Carbon Capture and Storage In April 2007 the federal government introduced a new greenhouse gas policy, Regulatory Framework for Air Emissions. On March 10, 2008, it tabled a … Continue reading
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Calculating the Price of Gas: Wet or Dry?
Cases Considered: Cargill Gas Marketing Ltd. v. Alberta Northeast Gas Limited, 2008 ABQB 59 PDF Version: Calculating the Price of Gas: Wet or Dry? When gas is sold on the basis of its thermal or heating value it is necessary … Continue reading
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Tagged Gas purchase contract, Industry practice, Mistake
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Environmental Permitting and the Scope of the Duty to Consult
Cases Considered: Siksika First Nation v. Alberta (Director Southern Region Environment) 2007 ABCA 402 PDF Version: Environmental Permitting and the Scope of the Duty to Consult The Town of Strathmore faced a sewage problem. It proposed to deal with that … Continue reading
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Tagged aboriginal law, administrative law, constitutional questions, duty to consult
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What Zones Were the Subject of a Unitization Agreement?
Case Considered: Signalta Resources Limited v. Dominion Exploration Canada Limited, 2007 ABQB 636 Keywords: oil and gas law, expert witnesses, unit agreements, limitations, damages PDF Version: What Zones Were the Subject of a Unitization Agreement? The question of what substances … Continue reading
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