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Our Services

Specialized regulatory support that helps you move projects forward and gets results - faster.

Reservoir Management 

Reservoir engineering and regulatory support for D065 applications, including disposal applications, EOR projects, commingling applications, pressure analysis, and technical submissions from planning through approval.

Well Licensing

​Complete AER and BCER well licensing support including Directive 056 applications, H₂S release rate assessments, spacing reviews, audits, and regulatory submissions.

Engineering Tools

Web-based oil and gas engineering tools that simplify reservoir analysis, regulatory applications, compliance tracking, and technical workflows.

Well Test Analysis

Pressure transient analysis, deliverability testing, and reservoir evaluation services that turn well test data into informed development decisions.

Electronic Well File

Cloud-based well file management that organizes licensing, drilling, completion, regulatory, and operational records while keeping deadlines on track.

Compliance Monitoring

Regulatory compliance monitoring that tracks licences, levies, filings, deadlines, and operational obligations across AER and BCER jurisdictions.

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We take ownership of the process so you can focus on what you do best

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Related Insights

Jun 30, 2024

Disposal Wells

Proposed Directive 065 Changes for Disposal and Storage Applications

This article summarizes proposed changes to Directive 065 affecting disposal and storage applications, along with closure-spend and related directive updates.

May 31, 2024

H2S Release Rate

Directive 056, H2S and Pipeline Application Updates

This issue summarizes Directive 056, Manual 012, H2S, Directive 059, EPEA pipeline application conditions, OneStop, Directive 011 liabilities, ST98, and facility life-cycle topics.

Apr 30, 2024

H2S Release Rate

Upcoming EPZ and H2S Changes for Well Licensing

This newsletter highlights upcoming emergency planning zone and H2S-related changes, including the move away from grandfathering and the importance of current H2S maximum values in well-licensing work.

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