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Alberta landowners take energy regulator to court over orphan well levies
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Alberta landowners are suing the province's energy regulator, alleging its levy on oil and gas companies is insufficient to fund cleanup of orphaned wells. The case highlights potential environmental-liability and regulatory-cost risks for Alberta’s oil and gas sector, though no financial damages or levy increase were specified.
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