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First Nations, Allocations, and Eligible Licensees Alberta Site Rehabilitation Program Period 6 – List of First Nations, Allocations, and Eligible Licensees Please see the Supplemental Guidelines as well as the Main Guidelines for the Program for full details First Nation Allocation Licensees BP Canada Energy Company Canadian Natural Resources Limited Canadian Quantum Energy Corporation Cequence Energy Ltd. Chevron Canada Limited Paramount Resources ltd. Repsol Oil&Gas Canada Inc. Shell Canada Limited Signalta Resources Limited Sinopec Daylight Energy Ltd. Suncor Energy Inc Union Oil Company of California Alexander First Nation $573,678.29 Vermilion Energy Inc. BP Canada Energy Company Calgary Crude Oil Limited Canadian Natural Resources Limited Coastal Resources Limited Imperial Oil Limited Journey Energy Inc. Long Run Exploration Ltd. Repsol Oil&Gas Canada Inc SanLing Energy Ltd. Shell Canada Limited Suncor Energy Inc Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation $525,871.77 TAQA NORTH LTD Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. AlphaBow Energy Ltd. Cenovus Energy Ltd. Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Questfire Energy Corp Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc Sequoia Resources Corp Beaver Lake Cree Nation $812,710.91 Tamarack Acquisition Corp. 1 | P a g e Classification: Public Alpha Petroleum Corporation Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc. ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corp. Crescent Point Energy Corp. Dicore Resources Ltd Enerplus Corporation Exxonmobil Canada Ltd Harvest Operations Corp. Husky Oil Operations Limited Icor Oil & Gas Company Ltd Petrofrontier Sequoia Resources Corp Bigstone Cree Nation $5,354,330.71 Shoreline Energy Corp 172746 Canada Inc Blake Resources Ltd Bonavista Energy Corporation BP Canada Energy Company Canadian Natural Resources Limited Canadian Ponderay Energy Ltd Canlin Energy Corporation Cenovus Energy Inc Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp ExxonMobil Canada Ltd. Freehold Royalties Ltd Harvest Operations Corp Imperial Oil Limited Indra Oil & Gas Ltd Inplay Oil & Gas Ltd International Petroleum Inc Leecarlson Oils Limited LGX Oil & Gas Inc Loyal Energy (Canada) Operating Ltd. Malto Oils Limited National Petroleum Corporation Limited SanLing Energy Ltd. Shell Canada Limited Suncor Energy Inc Tamarack Acquisition Corp. Blood Tribe (Kainai First Nation) $2,342,519.69 TAQA North Ltd. 2 | P a g e Classification: Public Bonavista Energy Corporation Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc Coronado Consultants Ltd Gear Energy Ltd. Imperial Oil Limited Husky Oil Operations Limited Kasten Energy Inc. PetroFrontier Corp. Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc. Ridgeback Resources Inc. Cold Lake First Nations $8,461,754.78 TAQA North Ltd Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. Bradley Oil & Gas Inc Cabot Energy Inc. Canadian Natural Resources Limited Canadian Spooner Resources Inc Cenovus Energy Inc. Cona Resources Ltd. Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp ExxonMobil Canada Energy Husky Oil Operations Limited Imperial Oil Ltd. International Petroleum Corporation Lexin Resources Ltd Manitok Energy Inc Mutual Exploration Funds Inc NuVista Energy Ltd. Paramount Resources Ltd. Placid Oil Company Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc Raimount Energy Corp. Strathcona Resources Ltd. Suncor Energy Inc. Dene Tha' First Nation $5,545,556.81 TAQA North Ltd. Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc Driftpile Cree Nation $191,226.10 Obsidian Energy Ltd. BP Canada Energy Company Suncor Energy Inc Duncan's First Nation $47,806.52 Vermilion Energy Inc. 3 | P a g e Classification: Public ARC Resources Ltd Brook, T.L. Chevron Canada Limited Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Frontier Oil & Gas Ltd Great Basins Petroleum Ltd Hammer Resources Ltd. Imperial Oil Limited Koch Oil Sands Operating ULC LCM Resources Ltd Leddy Exploration Limited MAGA Energy Operations Ltd. Nairb Petroleums Ltd. Obsidian Energy Ltd Paramount Resources Ltd Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc Stanwell Oil & Gas Limited Suffolk Oil & Gas Ltd Suncor Energy Inc Sunoma Energy Corp Union Oil Company of California Enoch Cree Nation #440 $3,920,134.98 United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd BP Canada Energy Company Canadian Natural Resources Limited Chevron Canada Limited Cnooc Petroleum North America ULC Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Imperial Oil Limited Nordic Americas Inc Panther Petroleum Ltd Questfire Energy Corp Rksmith Energy Corp Suncor Energy Inc TAQA North Ltd. Total E&P Canada Ltd Union Oil Company of California Ermineskin Cree Nation $1,338,582.68 Zorayda Oil Co Ltd Birch Mountain Resources Ltd Canadian Natural Resources Limited Canadian Natural Upgrading Limited Dominion of Canada Exxonmobil Canada Ltd Fort McKay Oil and Asphalt Company Limited Shell Canada Limited Suncor Energy Inc Fort McKay First Nation $1,290,776.15 Syncrude Canada Ltd 4 | P a g e Classification: Public Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Crescent Point Energy Corp. Deltastream Energy Corporation Gear Energy Ltd. Husky Oil Operations Limited Imperial Oil Limited Pennant Puma Oils Ltd Petromin Resources Ltd. Shell Canada Limited Spartan Delta Corp West Lake Energy Corp. Frog Lake First Nation $23,664,229.47 Windtalker Energy Corp. Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. Canadian Blackhawk Energy Inc Canadian Natural Resources Limited Questfire Energy Corp Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc. Spartan Delta Corp Heart Lake First Nation $382,452.19 TAQA North Ltd. Muddy Petroleum Company Ltd. Ovintiv Canada ULC Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc Horse Lake First Nation $143,419.57 Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure Ltd. Alder Brehaut Q.C Canadian Natural Resources Limited Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Pennant Puma Oils Ltd Kehewin Cree Nation $573,678.29 Prosper Petroleum Ltd. 5 | P a g e Classification: Public Acquisition Oil Corp. Apache Corporation Baytex Energy Corp Border Petroleum Corp BP Canada Energy Company Calpine Canada Energy Ltd Canadian Natural Resources Limited Canamax Energy Ltd. Cenovus Energy Inc Chevron Canada Limited Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Glen Isle Exploration Ltd Harvest Operations Corp. Imperial Oil Limited Obsidian Energy Ltd. Petromark Minerals Ltd Prairie Provident Resources Canada Ltd. Prairie Provident Resources Inc Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc Summerland Energy Inc. Suncor Energy Inc. Surge Energy Inc. Loon River First Nation $3,967,941.51 Union Oil Company of California Artisan Energy Corporation Canadian Natural Resources Limited Chevron Canada Limited Essex Oil Corporation Imperial Oil Limited Pine Cliff Energy Ltd. Rksmith Energy Corp Louis Bull Tribe $621,484.81 Union Oil Company of California BP Canada Energy Company Canlin Energy Corporation Ember Resources Inc Gage Canadian Oil and Gas Corporation Ovintiv Canada ULC Montana First Nation $239,032.62 Pine Cliff Energy Ltd. Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. Cenovus Energy Inc. Chevron Canada Properties Limited Dundee Energy Limited ExxonMobil Canada Ltd Inter City Gas Corporation Ovintiv Canada ULC Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc Spartan Delta Corp O'Chiese First Nation $2,103,487.06 TAQA North Ltd. 6 | P a g e Classification: Public BP Canada Energy Company Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc International Petroleum Corporation IPC Canada Ltd. Onion Lake Cree Nation $430,258.72 Murphy Oil Company Ltd Aspenleaf Energy Limited Clearview Resources Ltd. Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Exxonmobil Canada Ltd Gear Energy Ltd. Imperial Oil Limited Journey Energy Inc. Keyera Energy Ltd. NEP Canada ULC Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc. Response Energy Corporation Sequoia Resources Corp Suncor Energy Inc Tallahassee Exploration Inc Tamarack Acquisition Corp. Paul First Nation $1,338,582.68 Zargon Oil & Gas Ltd. Bonavista Energy Corporation BP Canada Energy Company Cenovus Energy Inc. Pigeon Lake 138A (Samson Cree Imperial Oil Resources Limited Nation, Montana First Nation, Imperial Oil Limited Louis Bull Tribe, Ermineskin Cree Plains Midstream Canada ULC Nation) $2,677,165.35 Qwest Diversified Capital Corporation Canadian Natural Resources Limited Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Inter City Gas Corporation Shell Canada Limited Piikani Nation $95,613.05 Total E&P Canada Ltd 7 | P a g e Classification: Public Baytex Energy Corp Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. BP Canada Energy Company Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Crescent Point Energy Corp Imperial Oil Limited Intercontinental Energy Corporation Long Run Exploration Ltd. Ovintiv Canada ULC Paramount Resources Ltd. Schoonmaker, George C. Signalta Resources Limited Spartan Delta Corp Saddle Lake Cree Nation $3,537,682.79 TAQA North Ltd ARC Resources Ltd Barnwell of Canada, Limited Bear Hills Industries Ltd. BRL Enterprises Inc Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc Chevron Canada Properties Limited Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Company Mont Resources Limited Prairie Provident Resources Inc Questfire Energy Corp Suncor Energy Inc Samson Cree Nation $2,724,971.88 Union Oil Company of California Cardinal Energy Ltd. Sawridge First Nation $239,032.62 Imperial Oil Limited 8 | P a g e Classification: Public Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. AlphaBow Energy Ltd. Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. BP Canada Energy Company Canadian Natural Resources Limited Cenovus Energy Inc Chevron Canada Properties Ltd. Conocophillips Canada Resources Corp Consumers Cooperative Refineries Limited Davis, Marvin El Cinco Oils Ltd ExxonMobil Canada Ltd Farrell Oils Limited Globe Dillon Syndicate Harvest Operations Corp. Houston Oil & Gas Ltd Inco Energy Resources
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