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Submitting application under the Water Act for a groundwater supply that was formerly issued with a term “Deemed Licence” for oilfield injection under the Water Resources Act:


All groundwater diversions authorized through Alberta Environment (AENV) for oilfield injection with Deemed Licences will expire on 31 Dec 2004. As such, those who wish to maintain a license to divert and use groundwater must make application under the Water Act. The application must be supported with a technical report that includes but is not limited to the following:
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  right arrow A review of present and future groundwater needs of the project
  right arrow An alternative groundwater source study
  right arrow A review of the historical groundwater monitoring data
  right arrow A review of the original field-verified water well survey with a re-survey if warranted
  right arrow A review of the initial aquifer test and sustainable yield calculations with re-evaluation if warranted

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  right arrow AENV Deemed Licence Sumbmission Procedure
 
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HCL is currently working with several clients to collect and evaluate the data necessary to submit application to AENV for renewal of a formerly deemed licence under the Water Act. To date, HCL has worked on over 30 such projects.

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