#orphanedwells #alberta
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🇨🇦 #Carney make #Alberta enforce their existing laws against #OilBillionaires who sell their interests in #OrphanedWells to shell companies and then walk away from clean-up costs.
Then, maybe, consider this ridiculous MOU.
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Right now. In broad daylight. Again. #abpoli #OrphanedWells

Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning Volume 27, Issue 5 of Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning

New Issue out! Vol. 27, Issue 5 (2025) is now published online, bringing together 9 papers on topics such as #OrphanedWells, #GreenPartnerships, #HeatMitigation, #CircularEconomy and more!
See the full issue here: www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjoe20/2...

Alberta Implements New Rules Potentially Easing Cleanup Responsibilities for Oil and Gas Companies Alberta implements new rules potentially easing cleanup responsibilities for oil and gas companies. The new framework establishes a “liability management” process allowing companies to petition for adjustments to estimated cleanup costs or extended timelines for remediation. Officials state this action is intended to support the province’s oil and gas industry amidst challenges including emission reduction goals and environmental concerns. Concerns are being raised regarding the regulations, with critics asserting they may transfer cleanup costs to taxpayers and hinder efforts to address existing contaminated sites. A significant backlog of orphaned wells already exists within the province. These actions are seen as part of a continuing trend of governmental support for the oil and gas sector facing economic and regulatory pressures. The government insists the changes include safeguards and oversight to prevent misuse and ensure accountability.

Alberta Implements New Rules Potentially Easing Cleanup Responsibilities for Oil and Gas Companies #IESO #Alberta #OilandGas #CleanupRegulations #LiabilityManagement #OrphanedWells