Hydraulic Fracturing Emerging Issues in North America
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1 Hydraulic Fracturing Emerging Issues in North America University of Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil Allan Ingelson Executive Director, Canadian Institute of Resources Law & Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Calgary March 31, 2015
2 Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracking) Fracking of conventional oil and gas wells since the 1940s Facilitate economic flow of oil and/or natural gas from tight formations (low permeability
3 Fracking Conventional hydrocarbon reservoirs in North America normally fracking of limestones and sandstones More than 1.2 million wells fracked world wide
4 Shale Fracking in U.S.A. George Mitchell ( ) pioneered development of light sand fracking of shale in Texas started in the1980s Technological innovation characterizes the U.S. and Canadian oil and gas industries Devon Energy acquired Mitchell s company in 2002 for U.S. $3.5 billion
5 A Natural Gas Revolution Combining horizontal drilling with fracking has facilitated economic development of shales in the U.S.A. and Canada Daniel Yergin in chapter 16 of his book The Quest (2011) uses the term Shale Gas Revolution
6 Shale Gas Plays in North America
7 Fracking U.S. Oil Production Source: U.S. EIA Energy Outlook 2014,
8 Fracking U.S. Natural Gas (NG) Exports & Imports Source: U.S. EIA Energy Outlook 2014,
9 Fracking NG Overtakes Coal for Electricity Generation Source: U.S. EIA Energy Outlook,
10 Forecast of U.S. Energy Production By Fuel Source: U.S. EIA Energy Outlook 2014,
11 Canada Energy Forecast Source: National Energy Board, Canada s Energy Future
12 Canadian Oil Production Forecast Source: National Energy Board, Canada s Energy Future
13 Canadian NG Forecast Source: National Energy Board, Canada s Energy Future
14 Future U.S. and Canadian NG Exports Planning LNG exports U.S. LNG exports from the Gulf Coast Canada LNG exports from Western Canada to Asian Markets
15 A Global Natural Gas Revolution?? The shale oil and gas production potential is being evaluated in other countries Economics North America has a well established pipeline infrastructure that has facilitated shale gas development
16 Bakken Shale U.S. and Canada
17 Fracking Environmental Issues 2 significant controversial issues 1) Water Contamination 2) Induced seismicity
18 Council of Canadian Academies (CCA) 2014 Report Reports on the state of knowledge of potential environmental impacts from exploration, extraction and development of Canada s shale gas resources
19 CCA 2014 Report Findings HF technologies and processes are understood but need more research on potential environmental impacts Existing information on potential environmental impacts is inadequate and inconclusive
20 CCA 2014 Report Findings The regional context for potential environmental impacts can vary depending on the type of shale, depth of the shale proximity to aquifers and groundwater can vary Different ecosystems in different areas Volume of water available can vary in different regions
21 Sources of Water Contamination Injected Fracking fluid subsurface Flowback fluids accidental spills surface Adequate fracking fluid storage & disposal
22 Fracing Fluid Water Contamination? Fracking fluids typical components 90% water 9.5% sand 0.5% other chemicals
23 Water Contamination from Fracking Fluid Water contamination from fracking chemicals? Reluctance of oil and gas service companies that use fracking fluids to disclose the contents of fluids to landowners and the public Why?
24 Fracking Fluid Chemical Disclosure Fluid contents Trade secrets Most U.S. state regulators and Canadian provincial regulators require disclosure of some information about the general chemical and additive content of fracking fluids Disclosure on publicly accessible websites like fracfocus.ca
25 Fracking Fluid Chemical Disclosure For more information see Allan Ingelson & Tina Hunter, A Regulatory Comparison of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid Disclosure Regimes in the United States, Canada and Australia, 54(2) Natural Resources Journal (Fall, 2014)
26 Fluid Disclosure Regulatory Requirements in Alberta AER Directive 059: Drilling and completion data filing requirements All operators must submit at least the type, quantity, and size of propping agents, type and volume of carrier (fluids), additives, type and quantity of plugging agents, feed rates and pressures
27 BC Regulator Requirements BC Oil and Gas Commission Oil and Gas Activities Act (OGAA): 2008 to 2010 water withdrawals Operators must maintain a record of fracturing fluids and produce records upon request
28 Well Integrity During fracking operations, pressures may lead to a loss of well integrity and water contamination Need to design, construct and operate a well to maintain well integrity during fracking
29 Well Integrity Alberta has revised its regulatory requirements AER Directive 083: Hydraulic Fracturing Subsurface Integrity (May 2013) Regulator must approve the type of barrier system used in oil and gas wells Single-barrier and dual barrier systems may be approved
30 Inter-wellbore Communication Release of fluids and or gases from the subject well to an offset well Potential subsurface water contamination Potential release of fluids at surface blowouts
31 Inter-wellbore communication (IWC) 21 unintentional communication incidents To prevent IWC the Alberta Energy Regulator requires fracking risk planning under Directive 083 The proposed fracking program submitted to the regulator for approval must include:
32 IWC Planning a) determination of a fracking planning zone; b) identification of all offset wells; c) assessment of the well integrity for each offset well; d) a risk-assessment for each offset well;
33 IWC Planning e) identification of energizing gases in fracing fluids; f) assessment of special-consideration wells for well control planning
34 Nonsaline Aquifer Protection Regulator requires a risk assessment if proposed fracking above or within 100 meters below the base of groundwater protection (modelled depth)
35 Fracking and Water Wells Fracking near water wells the regulator requires operators not to adversely affect water wells Fracking operations must not occur within a zone that extends 200 meters horizontally from the surface location of a water well and 100 meters vertically from the total depth of the water well. (Dir 083)
36 15 other AER Regulatory Directives Fracking Dir. 009 Casing Cementing Minimum Requirements Dir. 008 Surface Casing Depth Requirements Dir. 058 Oilfield Waste Management Requirements Dir. 055 Storage Requirements for the Upstream Petroleum Industry
37 Volume of Water Used in Fracking Fluids Water withdrawn from lakes, creeks and rivers Competing uses for drinking and other industrial uses A more contentious issue in arid areas
38 Volume of Water Regulators monitor and approve the volume of water used Emphasis on treating and remediating flowback water from fracking operations and reusing that water
39 Induced Seismicity An Emerging Issue Earthquakes natural seismic events United States Geological Survey (USGS) monitors earthquakes Older U.S. oil and gas fields seismic events caused by the injection of wastewater (can be fracking flowback water into disposal wells)
40 Induced Seismicity Fracking operations may cause induced seismicity Fox Creek, Alberta earthquake measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale on January 22, 2015 Alberta Geological Survey and Alberta Energy Regulator use 53 monitors to measure seismic events
41 Induced Seismicity Regional Alberta Observatory for Earthquake Studies Network Operators must evaluate potential for induced seismicity from fracking before operations proceed and be prepared to implement a response plan. AER Bulletin
42 Induced Seismicity Operators are required to monitor seismic activity Operators must immediately report any seismic events of 2.0 local magnitude or greater near their operations* *Seismicity in Alberta, see
43 Induced Seismicity If an operator observes a seismic event of 4.0 or more must immediately stop fracking operations and report event to the regulator Induced seismicity as part of my research I am working on an multi-disciplinary team
44 Best Industry Practices 2012 The Canadian Unconventional Gas Industry has been more proactive than its US counterpart in addressing environmental issues
45 Canadian Best Industry Practices adopted in 2012 Operating practices adopted by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers adopted April Public disclosure of fracking fluid contents on a well-by-well basis 2. Companies must develop well-specific risk management plans
46 Canadian Best Industry Practices Baseline Groundwater Testing of landowner water wells and regional groundwater monitoring systems 4. Operators must ensure wellbore integrity before they start fracking use sound wellbore design and construction; these practices will be publicly available
47 Canadian Best Industry Practices Water use for fracking fluids, measurement, sourcing and reuse recycling practices publicly available 6. Fracing fluid transport, handling, storage and disposal practices publicly available
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