Compliance Dashboard

The Compliance Dashboard summarizes data collected at different points in time and does not necessarily represent the most current information available. This summary should not be relied upon by any person intending to deal with the company or any property, assets, or interests of the company. This information is provided without warranty of any kind, and the AER disclaims any liability for losses or damages resulting from the use of or reliance on this information.

The AER’s incident reporting provides Albertans with information about energy incidents in the province. The information published here is based on initial incident information reported to the AER. The AER posts information as soon as possible following its receipt and is not able to verify its accuracy before publication. The information is subject to change as more details become available.

The incidents posted here meet the following criteria:

• a reportable release that involves hydrogen sulphide (H₂S);
• a reportable release that affects a water body, whether on or off lease;
• a reportable release of hydrocarbon or produced water that migrates off lease or on pipeline right-of-ways; or
• a seismic event of local magnitude (M_L) 4.0 or greater in the Duvernay Zone (subject to Subsurface Order No. 2) or 2.5 M_L or greater in the Brazeau area (subject to Subsurface Order No. 6) or 3.0 M_L or greater in the Red Deer area (subject to Subsurface Order No. 7).

The AER is committed to protecting public safety and the environment, and it monitors and responds to energy-related incidents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The AER has staff trained in emergency response, environmental protection, air quality, and investigation. These staff assist, coordinate, and support the activities of the responsible operator, as well as the local municipal authority and other provincial and federal responders to ensure a coordinated, effective response and that requirements are followed.