Standard Forms
CAPP Recommended Practice
Industry Agreement on Assignments - Signatories
2007 CAPL Operating Procedure - Final
- Industry Cover Letter
- 2007 Overview of Changes
- Introduction to the Final
- Table of Contents and Operating Procedure Text (Final)
- Annotations (Final)
- Modifications to the 1990 Operating Procedure
- Major Differences from the 2006 Draft
- Coded Comment Matrix November 2006 Draft
- Annotations Red-lined to November 2006 Draft
- Text Red-lined to November 2006 Draft
- Sample Election Sheet
Independent Operations Notice
These templates are a guide only and we encourage each company to review the templates and adjust them accordingly to suit your specific needs.
- Cover Letter - August 2007
- ION Template - August 2007
- ION Annotated Template - August 2007
- ION Drilling Example
- ION Completion Example
- ION Equipping Example
- ION Sidetrack Example
- ION Production Facility Example - August 2007
2009 P&NG Information Exchange
- Alberta Energy Information Exchange | 7Mb, PDF
- Saskatchewan Mineral Rights Update | 2Mb, PDF
- Saskatchewan ISC — Addressing the Needs of Oil and Gas Customers | 2Mb, PDF
- Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Business Process and Systems Renewal Project | 2Mb, PDF
- Saskatchewan Petroleum Tenure Branch | 12Mb, PDF
- Overview of Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Well and Facility Liability Management Program | 11Mb, PDF
Alberta Government Land-use Framework
The Land-use Framework charts new direction in how land-use decisions are made in Alberta. It provides a strategic blueprint for all levels of government and Albertans as we make decisions today about the province we want in the future.
The Land-use Framework, the Public Survey and Public Submission report and the Multi-Stakeholder Working Groups Review report are on the LUF website www.landuse.alberta.ca.
Centre for Energy Asset Management Studies
- CEAMS Stakeholder Update - Winter 2009
- CEAMS News Release - October 9, 2008
- CEAMS Stakeholder Update - Summer 2008
- CEAMS Stakeholder Update - Winter 2007/2008
CAPL Affidavit for Land Agent License Renewal
Do you hold a Permanent Alberta Land Agent License?
If so, are you aware of the recent Amendments to the regulations? Listed below is the January 21st, 2008 Information Letter that Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry sent to all Licensed Land Agents indicating the amendments.
When renewing your license you now have to complete a minimum 14 hours "improving your professional competence outside of your normal work". As indicated in the "Qualification for Renewal of a Permanent Land Agent License" you will notice that Committee or Board Service will be accepted and will count towards this 14 hour requirement.
CAPL has created an affidavit for submission with your renewal application. The Land Agent Licensing Registrar requires this affidavit for any CAPL Committee or Board hours submitted on your Renewal Qualification Form.