Directive 065 - Energy Resources Conservation Board
Directive 065 - Energy Resources Conservation Board
Directive 065 - Energy Resources Conservation Board
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Requirements Comments<br />
2) A statement of whether you are requesting,<br />
pursuant to Section 53(5) or 55(2) of the<br />
OGCA, that the ERCB, in order to give effect<br />
to the common processor declaration, direct<br />
a) the proportion of production to be<br />
processed by the common processor from<br />
each producer or owner in the pool or<br />
pools,<br />
b) the total amount of gas to be processed<br />
by the common processor from the pool<br />
or pools subject to the common processor<br />
declaration, and/or<br />
c) the processing fee that shall be paid to<br />
the common processor.<br />
3) A discussion giving the reasons why you are<br />
requesting the order, including a description<br />
of the circumstances that in your opinion<br />
have led or will lead to an inequitable<br />
situation.<br />
4) Documentation showing that reasonable<br />
arrangements for the use of processing<br />
capacity in the plant could not be agreed<br />
upon, including<br />
a) identification of all parties involved and<br />
the nature of their issues and concerns,<br />
and<br />
b) an outline of the attempts to resolve the<br />
issues, including type of discussions held,<br />
timing, and frequency.<br />
See comments for items 14, 15, and 17.<br />
You should have made substantial efforts to<br />
negotiate a resolution to the matter prior to<br />
filing an application with the ERCB. The<br />
application should be a last resort. You<br />
should also continue your efforts to resolve<br />
the matter on a voluntary basis (including<br />
consideration of a third-party mediator) after<br />
you have filed the application with the<br />
ERCB.<br />
Your discussion must include why the<br />
negotiations did not lead to a settlement and<br />
what dispute resolution efforts were<br />
conducted. Matters of confidentiality and<br />
disclosure should be addressed and<br />
determined by the parties prior to submission<br />
of the application.<br />
The documentation should illustrate your<br />
case that you have been unable to obtain<br />
reasonable arrangements. Matters of dispute<br />
may include access on terms that would<br />
allow you to obtain your show or production<br />
from the pool at reasonable tariffs.<br />
ERCB <strong>Directive</strong> <strong>065</strong>: <strong>Resources</strong> Applications / Common Processor (March 2012) • 1-23
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