Energy liability · Pilot

Screen a parcel for inactive and orphan energy infrastructure.

Send a legal land description. We return the wells on the parcel and within 500 m by status, orphan inventory matches, facilities, pipeline and production context, and, in Alberta, whether each licensee still reports active wells, with the source and data date on every section.

20K+
Orphan-flagged wells (AB)
532K+
Wells tracked (AB)
325K+
Pipeline segments (AB)
Evidence pack
Energy Liability Screening Report
You send

One LLD per pack; send a list and we run a pack for each parcel

The pack returns
  • Orphan, abandoned, and suspended wells
  • Wells within 500 m
  • Licensee context
  • Facilities
  • Pipeline and production context
  • Nearest watercourse
  • Source and data date
You get
JSONCSVGeoJSONPrintable report
The job it removes

Less portal work before the real work.

Finding inactive and orphan infrastructure on a parcel means cross-referencing well lists, licence status, the orphan inventory, and pipeline records one legal location at a time. The pack does that cross-reference for each parcel you send and reports the counts and the records behind them.

Who it is for

Buyers and lenders

Know which wells on a parcel are active, suspended, abandoned, or orphaned before the deal closes.

Energy acquisitions

A per-parcel inventory of inactive infrastructure, with one pack for each parcel in a package of lands.

Landowners and municipalities

A plain list of the wells on your land and their current licence status.

What's in the pack

Status, flags, and context for the parcel.

One report per parcel. During the pilot a portfolio is a set of parcel reports; there is no combined portfolio summary yet.

Orphan, abandoned, and suspended wells
AER + OWA · SK orphan sites
Wells on the parcel sorted into orphan, reclaimed (Alberta reclamation certified or exempt), abandoned, and suspended, with orphan inventory matches and deemed-orphan dates where published. Alberta orphan flags come from the AER well list and the Orphan Well Association inventory, Saskatchewan flags from the provincial orphan sites list.
Wells within 500 m
Screening ring
Orphan, abandoned, and suspended wells within 500 m of the parcel, with distance.
Licensee context
AER Business Associate snapshot · AB
Whether each well's licensee still reports active wells in the AER Business Associate snapshot. Alberta only.
Facilities
AB · SK
Facilities on the parcel with category, status, and licensee, and any orphan inventory match.
Pipeline and production context
AB · SK
Pipeline segment count and statuses on the parcel, trailing 12-month oil and gas production, and the last recorded activity date.
Nearest watercourse
1:50,000 hydrology
Distance to the nearest mapped watercourse within 500 m, and its name.
Source and data date
Every section
Each section names its dataset and publisher, with the licence, refresh cadence, and an as-of date where the data load records one, so you can cite it or check it.
Real sample

Energy Liability Screening Report

SW-17-51-3-W4 has 5 wells on the parcel (3 orphan, 3 abandoned, 2 reclaimed, 0 suspended) and 11 wells within 500 m (3 orphan).

Input: SW-17-51-3-W4, wells on the parcel and within 500 m Generated 2026-09-22
Orphan wells on parcel
3
Abandoned on parcel
3
Suspended on parcel
0
Orphan inventory matches
3
Orphan wells within 500 m
3
Licensees with no active wells
3

AER BA snapshot

Flags

3 orphan wells on the parcel.
2 wells on the parcel carry an AER reclamation certificate or exemption.
3 licensees on the parcel report no active wells in the AER BA snapshot.
3 orphan wells within 500 m of the parcel.
6 facilities on the parcel are suspended, abandoned, or in the orphan inventory.

Wells on the parcel

UWI / licenceLicenceLicence statusScreen bucketLicenseeLicensee has no active wellsOrphan inventory matchStatus date / reclamationLSD or distance
00/03-17-051-03W4/00242583RecCertifiedReclaimedDevon Aog CorporationYes-RecCertified3-17-51-3-W4
00/04-17-051-03W4/00243043AbandonedOrphanRevitalize Energy Inc.YesOWA: EnvironmentAbandoned4-17-51-3-W4
00/05-17-051-03W4/00238245AbandonedOrphanRevitalize Energy Inc.YesOWA: EnvironmentAbandoned5-17-51-3-W4
02/05-17-051-03W4/00242577RecCertifiedReclaimedDevon Canada CorporationYes-RecCertified5-17-51-3-W4
00/06-17-051-03W4/00226259AbandonedOrphanRevitalize Energy Inc.YesOWA: EnvironmentAbandoned6-17-51-3-W4

Orphan, abandoned, and suspended wells within 500 m (off parcel)

UWI / licenceLicenceLicence statusScreen bucketLicenseeLicensee has no active wellsOrphan inventory matchStatus date / reclamationLSD or distance
02/11-17-051-03W4/00242744AbandonedOrphanRevitalize Energy Inc.-OWA: EnvironmentAbandoned9 m
00/11-17-051-03W4/00236404AbandonedOrphanRevitalize Energy Inc.-OWA: EnvironmentAbandoned304 m
02/10-17-051-03W4/00236656AbandonedOrphanRevitalize Energy Inc.-OWA: EnvironmentAbandoned323 m

Facilities on the parcel

FacilityCategoryStatusLicenseeOrphan inventory match
ABBT0063505batterySuspendedRevitalize Energy Inc.OWA: Environment
ABBT0062959batterySuspendedRevitalize Energy Inc.OWA: Environment
ABBT0063507batterySuspendedDevon Canada Corporation-
ABBT0091133batterySuspendedRevitalize Energy Inc.OWA: Environment
ABBT0060621batterySuspendedRevitalize Energy Inc.OWA: Environment
ABMS0500223otherSuspendedATCO Pipelines (North TN8263923)-

Sources

DatasetPublisherRefreshAs of
Township Canada DLS grid (quarter and LSD polygons)Township CanadaStatic grid 
Municipal boundariesTownship Canada compilationNot documented 
Township Canada Productivity Score v1.0Township CanadaRecomputed per report 
AAFC Annual Crop Inventory (quarter-section rollup)Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual2021 to 2025 crop years
AAFC Land Use (quarter-section rollup)Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual2026-06
Canada Land Inventory agriculture capabilityAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaStatic 
Soil Landscapes of Canada v3.2Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual 
Canadian Drought Monitor (current month)Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaMonthly2026-08
Canadian Drought Monitor (monthly history)Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaMonthly2019-01 to 2026-08
AGRASID 4.1 with AAFC LSRSAlberta Agriculture and Irrigation; Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual2026-06
ABMI wetland inventory (quarter-section rollup)Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring InstituteNot documented2026-06
AER ST37 List of WellsAlberta Energy RegulatorMonthly2026-09
AER ST76 Pipeline SystemAlberta Energy RegulatorMonthly2026-09
AER ST102 Facility ListAlberta Energy RegulatorMonthly2026-09
Per-LSD oil and gas activity rollup (AER + Petrinex)Township Canada, derived from AER and PetrinexMonthly2026-09
Petrinex public production reports (trailing 12 months)PetrinexMonthly 
Orphan Well Association inventoryOrphan Well AssociationMonthly2026-09
AER ST101 Business Associate codesAlberta Energy RegulatorQuarterly2026-09
Crown petroleum, natural gas, and mineral tenureAlberta Energy (AMI)Weekly 
Watercourses and water bodies, 1:50,000Township Canada compilationNot documented 
Federal treaty boundariesGovernment of Alberta (GeoSpatial federal_treaty_public)Ad hoc2026-07
Published well, facility, and orphan-inventory records. Not a liability estimate, not a closure cost, and not a clearance to buy or lend.
Request this pack for your parcels
What it is not

Evidence for a professional, not the professional's work.

The Energy Liability Screening Report assembles what the public record shows. The judgment, the site work, and the signature stay with you.

  • Not a liability estimate. There are no closure-cost or reclamation dollar figures.
  • Not an environmental assessment or a regulatory compliance opinion.
  • Not legal, insurance, or credit advice.
  • No 'inactive since' dates for Alberta wells: the AER status date field is empty in the loaded data.
  • Manitoba has wells but no pipeline, facility, production, or orphan inventory layers in the product.
Pilot

Request a sample pack for your parcels.

We run the pack for your parcels and send you the files. No account or checkout needed for the pilot.

  1. 1. Send your parcels

    Legal land descriptions (DLS quarter sections or LSDs in Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Manitoba), or a corridor as a GeoJSON line. A handful is enough for a first pack.

  2. 2. We run the pack

    We build the pack from the same data behind the Township Canada parcel report, with the source and data date on every section.

  3. 3. You get the files

    JSON, CSV, and GeoJSON for your own tools, plus a printable report you can put in the file.

FAQ

Common questions

Does it estimate closure or reclamation cost?
No. The pack reports what infrastructure is on each parcel and its published status. Cost estimates need engineering and site information the public record does not carry.
Where do the orphan flags come from?
In Alberta, from the orphan flag on the AER well list plus a match against the Orphan Well Association inventory. In Saskatchewan, from the provincial orphan sites list. Manitoba has no orphan inventory in the product. Each source carries its own refresh cadence and data date in the pack.
Can I send a whole portfolio?
Yes, as a list or a CSV of legal land descriptions. During the pilot each parcel gets its own report. There is no combined portfolio summary yet.
How is the pack delivered?
During the pilot we run the pack for your parcels and send you the files: JSON, CSV, and GeoJSON for your own tools, plus a printable report. There is no self-serve upload yet.
How current is the data?
Alberta regulator well, pipeline, and facility data refresh monthly, and Saskatchewan loads run weekly to monthly. The Canadian Drought Monitor refreshes monthly and the AAFC crop inventory is annual. Every section names its source and refresh cadence, with an as-of date where the data load records one, so you can see which vintage you are looking at.
What does it cost?
The pilot pack has no published price yet. Tell us what you would use it for and we will talk about it. The parcel report bundles and APIs that power it are priced on the pricing page.