Business Contacts
Alberta is a global energy leader, using its world class knowledge, expertise and leadership to develop the vast energy resources of the province and to market these resources and abilities to the world. This business contact listing allows business and the public to access expert resources within the department. This list is organized by branch and is illustrated in the organizational chart
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Aboriginal Relations Contacts
The Aboriginal Relations business unit addresses the impact of Aboriginal issues on the business of the Department of Energy. Read moreBioenergy Contacts
Bioenergy programs are monitored by Alternative and Renewable section under the Electricity & Alternative Energy Division. Read more
Coal Contacts
The Coal and Mineral Development Business Unit manages the exploration and extraction of Alberta’s solid minerals – coal, metallic minerals, salt, diamonds, ammonite shell and various stone and rock resources such as limestone. Read moreElectricity Contacts
In Alberta's electricity market, Electricity developers are guided by competitive forces and the laws of supply and demand to determine investments in new generation and the delivery system. Read moreMinerals Contacts
The Coal and Mineral Development Business Unit manages the exploration and extraction of Alberta’s solid minerals – coal, metallic minerals, salt, diamonds, ammonite shell and various stone and rock resources such as limestone. Read moreNatural Gas Contacts
The administration of natural gas is handled by several different business units within Alberta Energy: Resource Development, Economics and Markets, Gas Royalty Operations, and Gas Royalty Valuation and Markets. Read moreOil Contacts
The Conventional Oil Branch promotes and encourages exploration and development of reserves, calculates and collects royalties from producers and markets Crown’s share of crude oil production through private sector marketing agents.
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Oil Sands Contacts
The Oil Sands Operations Division is responsible for the overall management of the Crown’s oil sands interests, from issuing oil sands leases, facilitating development, collecting royalties, to closing and reclaiming of leases, with the objective of developing the oil sands industry in a manner that provides a fair return to Albertans, the owners of the resource.
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