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This document provides industry recommended practices to deal with the design, maintenance and operating considerations for the mitigation of external corrosion on buried pipelines constructed with carbon steel materials.
Industry is focusing on increasing use of alternatives and reducing the amount of surface water and fresh groundwater used in hydraulic fracturing. In British Columbia, water used for natural gas development is regulated by the BC Oil & Gas Commission (BCOGC).
The purpose of this BMP is to provide a guide to pipeline leak detection program best management practices that can be applied in the broadest range of applications, noting there is diversity in the practical problems that will be encountered in pipeline leak detection.
Offshore exploration wells are drilled to confirm whether geological formations identified in seismic surveys contain oil and natural gas. This fact sheet outlines the steps taken in planning and implementing an offshore drilling program, as well as the key equipment used.
Canada’s oil and natural gas industry is a driving force in the Canadian economy. The oil sands industry provides employment opportunities, boosts government revenues and supports local businesses and communities in Quebec.
This fact sheet gives an overview of marine seismic surveys; how they function, what they do and the type of information gathered from them.
It is a requirement within the Atlantic Canada offshore petroleum industry that all individuals employed at offshore installations undergo an evaluation of their medical fitness prior to basic survival training, travelling offshore and periodically throughout the duration of their employment on an offshore installation.
CAPP endorses the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) as a framework for reconciliation in Canada, and supports the implementation of its principles in a manner consistent with the Canadian Constitution and law.
This Best Management Practice Guide provides members an industry standard for the design, construction and operation of designated pipelines in high-impact areas.
This guide is designed to provide a broad introduction to the dangers posed by wildfires and smoke. The guide is designed to give field personnel basic information to prepare for, recognize, assess and respond appropriately to the threat from wildfires and smoke.
This guide describes design and operation practices that support safe working conditions at small, portable oil and gas production facilities, often classified as high hazard industrial occupancies. The objective is to limit the probability of an unacceptable level of risk of injury or illness.