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Under the bylaws, you cannot cause (or permit to be caused) a continuous sound that exceeds: 65 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the day-time; or. 50 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the night-time; 85 decibels (dBC) for bass noise for outdoor concerts.

Under the bylaws, you cannot cause (or permit to be caused) a continuous sound that exceeds: 65 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the day-time; or. 50 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the night-time; 85 decibels (dBC) for bass noise for outdoor concerts.

Under the bylaws, you cannot cause (or permit to be caused) a continuous sound that exceeds: 65 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the day-time; or. 50 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the night-time; 85 decibels (dBC) for bass noise for outdoor concerts.

Directives set out requirements or processes that energy companies operating in Alberta must follow.

Under the bylaws, you cannot cause (or permit to be caused) a continuous sound that exceeds: 65 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the day-time; or. 50 decibels (dBA) measured over a one (1) hour period during the night-time; 85 decibels (dBC) for bass noise for outdoor concerts.

Directives set out requirements or processes that energy companies operating in Alberta must follow.

Directives set out requirements or processes that energy companies operating in Alberta must follow.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

Directives set out requirements or processes that energy companies operating in Alberta must follow.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

Purpose of this Directive It sets water disposal limits and includes guidance for reporting facility water streams to Petrinex. The goal is that operators minimize the use of high-quality nonsaline make-up water by recycling produced water efficiently and using alternative water sources where possible.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

Purpose of this Directive It sets water disposal limits and includes guidance for reporting facility water streams to Petrinex. The goal is that operators minimize the use of high-quality nonsaline make-up water by recycling produced water efficiently and using alternative water sources where possible.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

Directive 055, formerly known as Guide 55, is the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) program that ensures the proper management of storage tanks in the upstream oil and gas sector. Primarily, the Directive exists to mitigate environmental contamination from storage tanks.

Purpose of this Directive It sets water disposal limits and includes guidance for reporting facility water streams to Petrinex. The goal is that operators minimize the use of high-quality nonsaline make-up water by recycling produced water efficiently and using alternative water sources where possible.

Directive 055, formerly known as Guide 55, is the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) program that ensures the proper management of storage tanks in the upstream oil and gas sector. Primarily, the Directive exists to mitigate environmental contamination from storage tanks.

Directive 88 states that it is how the AER will proactively monitor licensees to support the responsible management of energy development, using the results from licensee assessment to identify those who are or likely to be at risk of not meeting regulatory liability obligations throughout the development life cycle.

Directive 055, formerly known as Guide 55, is the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) program that ensures the proper management of storage tanks in the upstream oil and gas sector. Primarily, the Directive exists to mitigate environmental contamination from storage tanks.

Purpose of this Directive It sets water disposal limits and includes guidance for reporting facility water streams to Petrinex. The goal is that operators minimize the use of high-quality nonsaline make-up water by recycling produced water efficiently and using alternative water sources where possible.

Directive 88 states that it is how the AER will proactively monitor licensees to support the responsible management of energy development, using the results from licensee assessment to identify those who are or likely to be at risk of not meeting regulatory liability obligations throughout the development life cycle.

Purpose of the Directive This directive sets out recommendations on methods companies can use to calculate subsurface pressure via fluid-level recorders. It discusses the errors frequently made in determining subsurface pressure and presents graphs to help operators more accurately determine pressure.

Directive 88 states that it is how the AER will proactively monitor licensees to support the responsible management of energy development, using the results from licensee assessment to identify those who are or likely to be at risk of not meeting regulatory liability obligations throughout the development life cycle.

At the EU level, Directive 2002/49/EC on the assessment and management of environmental noise (the Directive) 1 is the key legislative instrument for protecting people's health and well-being from excessive noise pollution caused by road, rail and airport traffic, and large industrial installations.

Directive 055, formerly known as Guide 55, is the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) program that ensures the proper management of storage tanks in the upstream oil and gas sector. Primarily, the Directive exists to mitigate environmental contamination from storage tanks.

Purpose of the Directive This directive sets out recommendations on methods companies can use to calculate subsurface pressure via fluid-level recorders. It discusses the errors frequently made in determining subsurface pressure and presents graphs to help operators more accurately determine pressure.

Purpose of the Directive This directive sets out recommendations on methods companies can use to calculate subsurface pressure via fluid-level recorders. It discusses the errors frequently made in determining subsurface pressure and presents graphs to help operators more accurately determine pressure.

At the EU level, Directive 2002/49/EC on the assessment and management of environmental noise (the Directive) 1 is the key legislative instrument for protecting people's health and well-being from excessive noise pollution caused by road, rail and airport traffic, and large industrial installations.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

At the EU level, Directive 2002/49/EC on the assessment and management of environmental noise (the Directive) 1 is the key legislative instrument for protecting people's health and well-being from excessive noise pollution caused by road, rail and airport traffic, and large industrial installations.

Directive 88 states that it is how the AER will proactively monitor licensees to support the responsible management of energy development, using the results from licensee assessment to identify those who are or likely to be at risk of not meeting regulatory liability obligations throughout the development life cycle.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

This addendum to Directive 055 describes the minimum requirements for use of aboveground, synthetically-lined wall storage systems in the Alberta upstream petroleum industry, and it updates liner requirements and optional diking requirements for temporary single-walled aboveground storage tanks.

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

This addendum to Directive 055 describes the minimum requirements for use of aboveground, synthetically-lined wall storage systems in the Alberta upstream petroleum industry, and it updates liner requirements and optional diking requirements for temporary single-walled aboveground storage tanks.

Purpose of this Directive This directive, an addendum to Directive 058: Oilfield Waste Management Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry, sets out information requirements for submitting an application for approval to construct and operate a new oilfield waste management facility (OWMF).

Purpose of the Directive This directive sets out recommendations on methods companies can use to calculate subsurface pressure via fluid-level recorders. It discusses the errors frequently made in determining subsurface pressure and presents graphs to help operators more accurately determine pressure.

This addendum to Directive 055 describes the minimum requirements for use of aboveground, synthetically-lined wall storage systems in the Alberta upstream petroleum industry, and it updates liner requirements and optional diking requirements for temporary single-walled aboveground storage tanks.

The EUB Directive 38 states that reasonable measures must be undertaken to reduce the effect of construction noise from new facilities (or modifications to new facilities) on nearby residences (EUB 1999).

Purpose of this Directive This directive, an addendum to Directive 058: Oilfield Waste Management Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry, sets out information requirements for submitting an application for approval to construct and operate a new oilfield waste management facility (OWMF).

Purpose of this Directive This directive, an addendum to Directive 058: Oilfield Waste Management Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry, sets out information requirements for submitting an application for approval to construct and operate a new oilfield waste management facility (OWMF).

At the EU level, Directive 2002/49/EC on the assessment and management of environmental noise (the Directive) 1 is the key legislative instrument for protecting people's health and well-being from excessive noise pollution caused by road, rail and airport traffic, and large industrial installations.

The EUB Directive 38 states that reasonable measures must be undertaken to reduce the effect of construction noise from new facilities (or modifications to new facilities) on nearby residences (EUB 1999).

The EUB Directive 38 states that reasonable measures must be undertaken to reduce the effect of construction noise from new facilities (or modifications to new facilities) on nearby residences (EUB 1999).

Directive 60 is formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”.

This addendum to Directive 055 describes the minimum requirements for use of aboveground, synthetically-lined wall storage systems in the Alberta upstream petroleum industry, and it updates liner requirements and optional diking requirements for temporary single-walled aboveground storage tanks.

Purpose of this Directive This directive, an addendum to Directive 058: Oilfield Waste Management Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry, sets out information requirements for submitting an application for approval to construct and operate a new oilfield waste management facility (OWMF).

The EUB Directive 38 states that reasonable measures must be undertaken to reduce the effect of construction noise from new facilities (or modifications to new facilities) on nearby residences (EUB 1999).