Efficient and timely remediation of retiring oil and gas assets is an issue that has been talked about a lot in recent years. How the industry handles land management is a prime opportunity to not only demonstrate our commitment to ESG, but also to showcase technology and skills development, and business innovation.
The Novel Land and Wellsite Remediation working group is focused on developing solutions for land management and the retirement of inactive oil and gas assets that involve:
Accelerating timelines to closure
Reducing costs
Ensuring sustainability in the methods selected for environmental management
Developing fit-for-purpose technologies and novel approaches
Solutions that support liability management and strategic planning of closure activities
Onsite or offsite remediation solutions
Advanced data gathering and analytical techniques
Digital technologies that underpin the objectives of this technology focus area
I love witnessing synergies within CRIN’s pan-Canadian and multi-sectoral network. My passion is creating connections that amplify existing initiatives and drive collaboration. Together we can accelerate environmental performance.
In partnership with AUPRF’s Remediation Reclamation Research Committee (RRRC), CRIN is providing $295,000 through 2022-2024 to support:
Low Probability Receptor (LPR) demonstration project
Soil & Groundwater Guideline Calculator
Alberta Background Soil Quality System – Phase 1
Remote Sensing Tools for Environmental Monitoring and Certification of Wellsites
Special Report: Novel land and wellsite reclamation: Integrating emerging technologies to enhance environmental management of legacy assets