Request To Drill - Wellcore :: Regulatory

Regulatory compliance just got easier

 

Have you ever been fined for not having all your permits in place?

Do schedule delays affect your time to production?

Do you always seem to be at risk of non-compliance?

 

Filing information with the regulatory agencies is critical - failure to do so on time and without errors can lead to fines and unnecessary delays in operations.

Wellcore's Regulatory forms allow your company to stay on top of your deadlines, requirements, and legal obligations whether it's a well license document, a form signaling a change in production status or an application for well abandonment. This module allows you to quickly and easily track the different attributes of a well or facility's liability related to production, completion and government regulations.

 

EnCana uses Wellcore's Regulatory forms to fill in and submit their government forms.

 

Product Features

• Canada
• Alberta (EUB, Alberta Environment and the Petroleum Registry)
• British Columbia (OGC)
• Saskatchewan (SIR)
• USA
• Federal (Bureau of Land Management)
• Colorado
• Montana
• North Dakota
• Texas
• Utah
• Wyoming
• Task list/checklist - define and track the progress against steps that are important to you
• Permitting Approval Tracking (Automatic Notification)

 

Standard Features in all modules

• Ad-hoc search and query
• File embedding capability
• E-mail any document in PDF format
• Performance analysis & graphing
• Customized work views for individual people, business units and management
• Export to Excel, XML, PDF and HTML file formats
• Configurable routing & notifications based on client's business processes
• Secure 256-bit communications over dial-up or IP

 

Integration

Wellcore's Regulatory module is pre-integrated with other Wellcore's modules, including Geology, Construction and Drilling & Completions. It can also be integrated with other 3rd party applications and your own corporate data sources.

 

 

Wellcore's Regulatory Module - Sample regulatory from the EUB (Alberta) and the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (Colorado).