STEP 01 / REGISTER
Create your account & add your land
Sign up and enter your Alberta legal land location and a monitoring radius. Locations are checked against the Alberta Township System.
Alberta landowner intelligence · Live activity map
Your land.
Your alerts.
Your peace of mind.
Oil and gas regulatory activity shouldn't be something you discover by accident. Novacq Alerts helps Alberta landowners see public regulatory activity near their property on a live map.
The live map and account registration are available now. Automated email alerts and paid plans are not active yet.
Built for Alberta landownersPublic regulatory sourcesProperty-focused monitoring
◎ NOVACQ / LIVE ACTIVITY MAP● LIVE DATA
01Create your account
02Register your Alberta land location
03Watch public activity on your live map
How it works
Less searching. More awareness.
Novacq Alerts is built around one simple idea: landowners should have an easier way to see reported regulatory activity near the land they care about.
STEP 02 / MAP
See nearby activity
Your live map shows public Alberta Energy Regulator permitting activity near the land you monitor, drawn directly from public records.
STEP 03 / UNDERSTAND
Know what was reported
Each item explains the notice, links the official AER source and surfaces published Statement of Concern deadlines when available. Automated email alerts are coming soon.
Not just another notification
An alert should tell you what matters.
A useful alert does more than say a regulatory notice exists. It helps you understand the type of application, the reported location, the published deadline and where the official record can be found.
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Property-aware context
Matches supported public notices to the land locations you choose to monitor.
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Plain-language explanations
Understand what the published application says, without decoding regulatory wording alone.
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Deadline visibility
See published Statement of Concern deadlines when present, with a link to the official source.
NOVACQ ALERTS EXAMPLE NOTIFICATION
EXAMPLE NOTIFICATION — NOT AN ACTUAL REGULATORY EVENT
New regulatory notice near a monitored area
An example of how an alert summarizes a public application associated with a monitored location.
ActivityPublic application notice
Reported locationExample Alberta section
OperatorExample operator
Concern deadlineWhen published
Official recordAER source link
Example notification — not an actual regulatory event. Actual notice coverage, mapped precision and deadline availability will vary. The AER remains the official source of record.
Get started
Put your land on the map.
Create your Novacq Alerts account, add your Alberta legal land location, and watch public regulatory activity near your property on your live map.
Creating an account and registering your property are available now. Automated email alerts and paid plans are not active yet — we'll tell you before anything changes.
Questions, answered
What landowners should know.
Can I use Novacq Alerts now?
Yes. You can create an account, register your Alberta property, and see public regulatory activity near it on your live map today. Automated email alerts are being finalized and are not switched on yet — we'll notify you when they are.
Does it cost anything?
Creating an account and registering your land are free right now. Paid plans are not active yet. Any future paid plan and its terms will be shown to you before you choose to subscribe.
What types of activity are shown?
The map draws on supported Alberta public regulatory records, including relevant Alberta Energy Regulator permitting activity. Coverage depends on what is published and is explained with its limits.
Will Novacq replace official AER notices?
No. Novacq Alerts is an independent information service. Official regulatory records and legally applicable notice requirements remain with the relevant authorities.
Will every activity near my land appear?
No service can promise that. Coverage depends on published data, available locations, update frequency and matching accuracy. Those limits are stated clearly.
Can I register more than one property?
Register the location most important to you first. Support for monitoring additional properties will expand as the service grows.
Novacq Alerts is an independent information and monitoring service. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Alberta Energy Regulator. It does not provide legal advice or guarantee complete coverage of regulatory activity.