| 2022, Sep 20 | C-NLOPB Announces 2022 Call for Nominations (Parcels) in the Jeanne d’Arc Region |
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| 2022, Sep 8 | RFP CLARIFICATIONS: Appendix D – Functional, Non-Functional and Reporting Requirements for the integrated finance/HR software solution can be found here |
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| 2022, Sep 7 | REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: The C-NLOPB is seeking proposals for an integrated Finance/Human Resources software solution. Deadline for submissions is 2pm on Friday, October 7, 2022. |
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| 2022, Sep 2 | Charges laid against Transocean Canada Drilling Services Ltd. in relation to the September 6, 2019 Injured Worker on the MODU Transocean Barents |
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| 2022, Aug 29 | Certain references in the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Area Occupational Health and Safety Regulations have an allowance for the C-NLOPB's Chief Safety Officer (CSO), to provide direct approval of an alternate means. These approvals provide an operator with an alternative mechanism to reach compliance with the Regulations. CSO Approval Decision Letters are now available on our website. |
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| 2022, Aug 24 | The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board’s Development Plan Guideline and Benefits Plan Guideline have been finalized and posted to the C-NLOPB website. Thank you to those who provided comments during each public consultation period. |
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| 2022, Aug 22 | Incident Bulletin: Near Miss on the Hibernia Platform |
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| 2022, Aug 11 | The following abstracts have been updated: EL 1157 and EL 1158 |
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| 2022, Jul 14 | Career Opportunity! We are looking for a Communications Coordinator (Maternity Leave Replacement). Click here for more information. Deadline to apply is July 29, 2022 |
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| 2022, Jul 7 | The following abstracts have been updated: EL 1150 and EL 1162 |
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| 2022, Jul 5 | Charges Laid Against Hibernia Management and Development Company Ltd. in Relation to the July 17, 2019 Spill from the Hibernia Platform |
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| 2022, Jul 4 | Two Codes of Practice publications have been updated on our website: (1) Transportation of Employees by Vessel to or from a Workplace in the Offshore Petroleum Industry – Newfoundland and Labrador and (2) Transportation of Employees by Helicopter to or from a Workplace in the Offshore Petroleum Industry – East Coast Canada. |
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| 2022, Jun 29 | The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (C-NLOPB) and the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board (CNSOPB) have finalized the joint Guideline for the Occupational Health And Safety Regulations (OHS Guideline). Those working in the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador and Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Areas must understand and comply with the full occupational health and safety (OHS) regulatory framework that applies. Regulated entities are responsible to consult the entire OHS regulatory framework, consisting of the OHS provisions of the Accord Acts and the OHS Regulations. The OHS Guideline is intended to support regulated entities with their understanding of, and compliance with, the new OHS Regulations, and also to emphasize linkages between relevant guidance sections and the OHS provisions of the Accord Acts. Thank you to all that provided comments on the OHS Guideline during the comment period. |
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| 2022, Jun 24 | C-NLOPB Announces Update of Reserve Estimate for the Hibernia Field |
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| 2022, Jun 23 | Career Opportunity! We are looking for Legal Counsel. Click here for more information. Deadline to apply is July 8, 2022 |
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| 2022, May 31 | Slides and speaking notes from Scott Tessier’s 2022 Energy NL Conference presentation, Regulating in the Public Interest During a Global Energy Evolution, are now available. |
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| 2022, May 16 | C-NLOPB Identifies New Sector for Scheduled Land Tenure in the Eastern Newfoundland Region |
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| 2022, May 11 | C-NLOPB Announces 2022 Calls for Bids in the Eastern Newfoundland and South Eastern Newfoundland Regions |
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| 2022, Apr 26 | C-NLOPB Announces Update of Reserve Estimate for the North Amethyst Field |
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| 2022, Apr 25 | Public Comments Invited on Revised Draft Development Plan Guideline |
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| 2022, Apr 11 | Career Opportunity! We are looking for a Safety & Performance Metrics Coordinator. Click here for more information. Deadline to apply is April 25, 2022 |
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| 2022, Apr 8 | C-NLOPB Issues Administrative Monetary Penalty to Hibernia Management and Development Company Ltd. in Response to August 2019 Spill |
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| 2022, Apr 8 | C-NLOPB Rescinds Order Respecting Essential Employees |
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| 2022, Mar 28 | Bilingual Services now available at the C-NLOPB, including new French website |
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| 2022, Mar 25 | Incident Bulletin: Near Miss on the Hibernia Platform |
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| 2022, Mar 24 | The public is invited to submit comments on the draft Occupational Health and Safety Guideline, jointly developed by the C-NLOPB and CNSOPB . Deadline for comments is May 6, 2022 |
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| 2022, Mar 18 | Incident Bulletin: Near Miss on the Hibernia Platform |
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| 2022, Mar 9 | C-NLOPB CEO, Scott Tessier, delivers opening remarks at the 2022 Offshore Environmental Forum |
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| 2022, Feb 14 | C-NLOPB Reflects on the 40th Anniversary of the Ocean Ranger Disaster |
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| 2022, Jan 18 | On January 14, 2022, five ELs were relinquished by Chevron (1) and Equinor (4), as validating wells were not drilled in Period I and no drilling deposit has been filed to extend these licences by 1 year. In addition to these relinquishments, the forfeiture amount for previously relinquished EL 1136 by ExxonMobil, was recently finalized. These forfeitures total $111,499,872.51 and can be found in the updated Financial Data Respecting Exploration Licences Issued table. The forfeiture amount for the relinquished Chevron EL 1138 will be determined and available on the C-NLOPB website, once finalized in the coming months. In addition, EL 1144 was surrendered by CNOOC prior to entering Period II, having been validated with the Pelles well drilling program. The forfeiture amount will be determined following the review of the Allowable Expenditure Credit application, which is anticipated to be received in Q1 of 2022. The C-NLOPB is responsible for collecting certain fees, forfeitures and rentals. These amounts are collected and recorded by the Receiver General for Canada. Natural Resources Canada acts as a flow-through by transferring forfeiture amounts to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. |
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| 2022, Jan 14 | C-NLOPB Issues Call For Nominations for Areas of Interest (Eastern Newfoundland) |
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