North Shore is pleased to announce the regulatory approval of the Expander Energy Inc. Biomass Gas to Liquids Plant in Mitsue Industrial Park! Earlier this …
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With a very busy winter field season coming to a grinding halt, North Shore would like to thank all of its employees, contractors, and clients for their collaboration and dedication to successfully execute the mountain of projects being completed under the Alberta…
As many are now aware, initial details for Period 5 and Period 6 of Alberta’s Site Rehabilitation Program (ASRP) were released yesterday (November 26th) which outline high level details regarding allocations and eligibility related to each funding Period. Further…
Between now and the end of 2022, companies may need to focus on re-determination of previously registered boilers and heaters. Pre-existing boilers and heaters were registered in 2017, however many companies classified them as Class 80 (under…
Over the past several months North Shore Environmental Consultants Inc. (North Shore) has been extremely successfully on the Site Rehabilitation Program (SRP) with Backwoods Energy Services (Backwoods), a 100% Indigenous-owned company in…
It has been well over a month now since the Period 1 funding application deadline closed for the first tranche of Alberta’s Site Rehabilitation Program (ASRP). Following the deadline for application submissions, North Shore, like many other service providers…
The Government of Saskatchewan has launched the Accelerated Site Closure Program (ASCP) to utilize $400 million in federal funding for the abandonment and reclamation of inactive oil and gas wells and facilities. The program is scheduled…
Did you know that the federal government is providing short-term interest-bearing loans to large Canadian employers affected by COVID-19? The purpose of LEEFF is to help Canadian companies preserve employment, operations and investment activities.
The Government of Saskatchewan published the details of the Accelerated Site Closure Program (ASCP) on their website. The primary purpose of this program is to put Saskatchewan people and companies back to work in the struggling oil and…
Right now is a critical time to create your plan for MSAPR compliance! The first phase of NOx emissions limit is in force for pre-existing engines on January 1, 2021 – companies can choose a subset (50% of rated brake power) of engines to comply with the limit….
