Alberta Natural Gas Royalty Guidelines (2006)
These Guidelines, effective October 2002, describe the principles involved in assessing, levying and collecting Alberta's Crown royalty share of crude gas and gas products produced from lands subject to a Crown lease agreement. It also describes the procedures that will be used to carry out the assessment, levy, and collection of royalty.

Alberta Natural Gas Royalty Principles and Procedures (2003)
(No longer in effect. Please see Alberta Natural Gas Royalty Guidelines, 2006)
These Guidelines, effective October 2002, describe the principles involved in assessing, levying and collecting Alberta's Crown royalty share of crude gas and gas products produced from lands subject to a Crown lease agreement. It also describes the procedures that will be used to carry out the assessment, levy, and collection of royalty.

SECAP Reporting Guide 
The Sulphur Emission Control Assistance Program (SECAP) is intended to provide financial assistance to operators of small sour gas plants in meeting the revised sulphur emission standards. This program was expanded to include some large sour gas plants identified in EUB Interim Directive 2001-3 which were required to meet updated sulphur recovery guidelines. For small sour gas plants this assistance covers one-half of the operating and capital costs incurred in reducing sulphur emission.  For the large grandfathered sour gas plants the assistance covers one-half of the capital costs only. This program is scheduled to expire November 30, 2007. This manual describes the eligibility requirements and application procedures.

The Gas Processing Efficiency Assistance Regulation expiry date of November 30, 2007 has been extended to November 30, 2008 to provide an additional 12 months to royalty clients to monetize their royalty credit earned under the Sulphur Emission Control Assistance Program. Any remaining unrealized SECAP credits after November 30, 2008 will be lost. The Gas Processing Efficiency Assistance Regulation expiry extension does not extend any other GPEAR/SECAP expired application deadlines.

APMC-600 Natural Gas Reporting Guide
Industry clients are required to report monthly natural gas information to the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC) on APMC-600 series forms. This manual will assist industry clients in completing the forms.

APMC-700 Mainline Straddle Plant Operator Reporting Instructions 
The APMC-700 form is to be reported monthly by Alberta Mainline Straddle Plant Operators that have been designated by the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission (APMC). These instructions provide information on how to complete the APMC-700 form.

NGL-100 Natural Gas Liquids Reporting Guide
The NGL-100 form is to be reported monthly by Department of Energy designated purchasers, who purchase propane (C3), butanes (C4) and pentanes plus (C5+) in Alberta. This manual contains reporting instructions on how to complete the NGL-100 form.

Magnetic Media or Electronic Submissions
This documentation outlines the format standards to be followed when providing magnetic medium and web submissions to the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission relating to APMC-600, APMC-700 and NGL-100 forms, and 3rd party information.