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President's Message

2021/2022 proved to be another year of change, transition, and uncertainty for many in our industry, including our association. Recovery from the lockdown restrictions of the pandemic and a transition back to the office environment for many of our members required that our Board be prepared to respond to changes in presentation formats, venue, attendance, and even cancellation of planned events. A set of very interesting, and sometimes complicating challenges, and I am very grateful to be able to say that our Board was creatively persistent, or persistently creative, in working through whatever the situation threw at us. Though we did have to defer some popular social events and maybe a few luncheons, our directors responsible for the Education, EMS, Seminars, Luncheons, and Social Events portfolios, have continued to bring timely and topical events to our members, although on a reduced schedule than in previous years.

Our fiscal year end results also reflect the challenges that our association faced in the past year, including lower membership numbers, lower attendance at fewer events, and lower numbers of educational program students. Despite these challenges, we were able to adhere to our budget and end the year with a surplus, versus the shortfall that we had predicted at the beginning of the year.

With the outlook for the 2022/2023 year appearing to hold a somewhat different set of challenges for us to navigate, the Board plans to continue its path of offering relevant and current educational and social content to our membership, updated and, in some cases, new model agreements, increased collaborations with other industry organizations, and some completely new material that is in the beginning stages of development.

Going into the 2022/2023 board year, we find ourselves with several chairs at the table that need people in them. If you have any curiosity about or interest in filling one of these chairs or know of someone else who you think would be good in a role, please reach out to any of the directors on the 2022/2023 board and just mention it. We would love to chat with you!

With Best Wishes for a prosperous and successful year,

Helen O'Brien
PJVA Vice President

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Board Election Results - June 23, 2022

The Election meeting was held prior to the first tee time at the annual golf tournament tee time on June 23, 2022.

We thank retiring Directors Chelsea Stevens, Peter Mitchelmore, Darrin Belak and Jaime Botero for their dedication and efforts over the last year. And welcome new Social Director, Kristi Yalbir and Task Forces Director, James Xu to the 2022-2023 Board.

More Info...

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Membership Renewal 2022-2023 Now Due

Renewal notices have been sent to members; please contact the PJVA office if any assistance is required. Grace period runs out October 31^st!

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Annual Golf Networking Event

June 23, 2022 was a rainy day at the Inglewood Golf & Curling Club. But over 40 members were so excited to get together they toughed it out!

Thank you to our sponsors:
Presenting & Hole in One - JVSA
Drink - Pandell
Tee Gifts - P2
Early Bird Prize - Earls Kitchen & Bar Dalhousie
Prizes - ARC Resources, Keyera, ILF Consultants, Corban Energy

First Place: Tracy Moore-Lewis, Richard Kisinger, David Carter, Ty Hades
Second Place: Ransey Rogg, Chris Everett, Nick Duckett, Ashley Barron
Third Place: Jaye Selin, Duane Norgaard, Geoff Ferguson, Lorey Sheremata
Most Honest: Charlene Misurelli, Norbert Czypionka, Anita Bianchi, Erik Lyneborg

Thank you to the committee for making the event happen this year.

• Darrin Belak
• Erinn Dewulf
• Charlene Misurelli
• Kristi Yalbir

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JV Certificate Program - JV Administration runs November 1 - December 1, 2022

This course is a valuable starting-point for those students new to the Joint Venture Business and those currently in the business. The learner will gain an understanding of Joint Venture administration by reviewing Petroleum Joint Venture Agreements, the rights and responsibilities within them, industry best practices, oilfield terminology and industry administrative procedures. Includes nine sections of material and exercises; including, agreement drafting and revision, Operator vs. Non-Operator positions; legal and contractual concerns, effects of operating without an agreement, fee negotiations, production facilities and schematics, and, changes in ownership and working interests.

More info or Register here today!

Joint Venture Administration Certificate

Course Name	Schedule	Pricing
Joint Venture Administration (25 hours)	Reading Week Oct 17 Classes run Nov 1 � Dec 1 Tuesdays, Thursdays 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm	Members $545 +gst Non-members $575 +gst

Joint Venture Analyst Certificate

Course Name	Schedule	Pricing
JV Analyst Level 1 (25 hours)	Reading Week December 12 Classes run Jan 10 - Feb 9, 2023 Tuesdays, Thursdays 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm	Members $545 +gst Non-members $575 +gst
JV Analyst Level 2 (25 hours)	Reading Week February 13 Classes run Feb 21 - Mar 23 Tuesdays, Thursdays 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm	Members $545 +gst Non-members $575 +gst
Introduction to Facilities	Reading Week March 27 Classes run: Apr 4, 6, 11, 13 Times: 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm Exam - Apr 18 Time: 4:30 pm	Members $545 +gst Non-members $575 +gst

There will be exams during the courses. Those taking the full JV Certificate Program will require an 80% passing grade. If you do not pass the course, you have one retake opportunity for a $100 fee.

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September 14, 2022 Lunch Summary

The September 14th PJVA Luncheon Event “Carbon Credits: Compliance vs Voluntary: Strategies for Energy Companies” was a great success! Thank you to our speakers, Environmental Commodities Specialist Matthew Marshal of Radicle and Logan Downing, CEO of Carbon Assessors, for delivering an engaging and informative discussion. For some of the talking points covered, please see Logan Downings' comments in the following article
- https://boereport.com/2022/09/06/column-emissions-reduction-offsets-and-kyc/

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October 20, 2022 Lunch

In-Situ H2 Production - Affordable decarbonization using existing Oil and Gas Infrastructure

Catch our PJVA panel discussion featuring:

Grant Strem, Chair & CEO of Proton Technologies Can Inc.

Mike Matishak, CFO Proton Technologies Can Inc.

Tracking the Hydrogen Fuel Future
Hydrogen is a carbon-free, energy-dense fuel but traditionally accessing hydrogen has a high cost, complexity, and high carbon intensity. Alberta technology is solving the hydrogen challenge using the reservoir to contain the process - dramatically reducing the capital required at surface. Find out how companies can use an H2 process that can be applied to current infrastructure and equipment investments to reduce costs and reach for not only net zero, but negative emissions.

11:30 am - 1:00 pm
The Calgary Petroleum Club
319 - 5 Avenue SW, Devonian Room
Register here

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