S-34.1, r. 2 - Regulation respecting petroleum exploration, production and storage on land

Section 233 Disposition versions

2018-09-20

233. The test technical program must be signed and sealed by a geologist or an engineer and contain

(1)  the name and contact information of the holder and the licence number;

(2)  the name and number of the well;

(3)  the planned duration of the tests and an estimate of the realization costs;

(4)  the name and contact information of the geologist or engineer responsible for the tests;

(5)  a chronological and detailed description of the tests to be carried out;

(6)  the classification of the well determined according to Schedule 1;

(7)  the name and contact information of the enterprises charged with carrying out the tests;

(8)  a description of the underground reservoir subject to the tests;

(9)  the geological, geophysical, petrophysical and hydrostatic information and the drilling results justifying the tests;

(10)  a description of the current condition of the wells;

(11)  at least 3 interpreted seismic profiles indicating the location in the subsurface of the underground reservoir subject to the tests and the well seismic cushioning; the Minister may exempt the holder if the holder demonstrates to the Minister the impossibility of carrying out the profiles considering the shallow depth of the reservoir;

(12)  the estimated capacity of the underground reservoir on the basis of a modelling;

(13)  the shut-in pressure of the underground reservoir recorded at the well subject to the tests;

(14)  the nature and properties of the substances stored or disposed of in the underground reservoir during the test period;

(15)  the injection method and the volume and pressure of the substances injected in the underground reservoir during the tests;

(16)  the methods planned for disposing of the substances withdrawn;

(17)  the list of licences, certificates and other authorizations to be obtained, if applicable;

(18)  the list of references used during the preparation of the technical program, in particular, the standards from recognized organizations and guidelines from other Canadian jurisdictions; and

(19)  any other information or document deemed necessary by the Minister.

O.C. 1252-2018, s. 233.

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In force: 2018-09-20

233. The test technical program must be signed and sealed by a geologist or an engineer and contain

(1)  the name and contact information of the holder and the licence number;

(2)  the name and number of the well;

(3)  the planned duration of the tests and an estimate of the realization costs;

(4)  the name and contact information of the geologist or engineer responsible for the tests;

(5)  a chronological and detailed description of the tests to be carried out;

(6)  the classification of the well determined according to Schedule 1;

(7)  the name and contact information of the enterprises charged with carrying out the tests;

(8)  a description of the underground reservoir subject to the tests;

(9)  the geological, geophysical, petrophysical and hydrostatic information and the drilling results justifying the tests;

(10)  a description of the current condition of the wells;

(11)  at least 3 interpreted seismic profiles indicating the location in the subsurface of the underground reservoir subject to the tests and the well seismic cushioning; the Minister may exempt the holder if the holder demonstrates to the Minister the impossibility of carrying out the profiles considering the shallow depth of the reservoir;

(12)  the estimated capacity of the underground reservoir on the basis of a modelling;

(13)  the shut-in pressure of the underground reservoir recorded at the well subject to the tests;

(14)  the nature and properties of the substances stored or disposed of in the underground reservoir during the test period;

(15)  the injection method and the volume and pressure of the substances injected in the underground reservoir during the tests;

(16)  the methods planned for disposing of the substances withdrawn;

(17)  the list of licences, certificates and other authorizations to be obtained, if applicable;

(18)  the list of references used during the preparation of the technical program, in particular, the standards from recognized organizations and guidelines from other Canadian jurisdictions; and

(19)  any other information or document deemed necessary by the Minister.

O.C. 1252-2018, s. 233.