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Application and Permitting Process – Pipelines
Pipelines in British Columbia must meet the National Standard of Canada CSA Z662 – Oil and Gas Pipeline Systems. Pipelines that remain within provincial borders are regulated by the BC Energy Regulator. Pipelines that cross provincial boundaries are regulated federally by the Canada Energy Regulator.
The process outlined below follows the application and permitting process for provincially regulated pipelines.
Schedule A A Delegation Agreement between the Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) and the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) authorizes the BCER to make decisions for oil and gas activity applications within […]
Water Use for Natural Gas Development All water in British Columbia is owned by the Crown on behalf of residents of the province. If you own land that contains or has […]
Flaring and Air Quality Flaring is the release and disposal of gas through a flare stack during the production and processing of oil and gas activities. This is waste gas […]
Understanding Roads Oil and Gas Roads – BC Energy Regulator When a company plans to construct, modify or maintain a road for access to an oil and gas site, they […]
Facilities The term facility is used to describe a number of different pieces of equipment used for producing, processing or transporting oil and natural gas. Facility equipment can be used […]
Application and Permitting Process – Well Sites The drilling and production of oil and gas wells in British Columbia is regulated by the BC Energy Regulator. The Oil and Gas […]
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