Sign In - Internet Version of EnerLink

The internet version of EnerLink has been available since 2009. More than 2,200 users have already registered. It is complete, except for the map screen, which we expect to release in September. We encourage users who do not use the map screen to switch to the internet version as soon as possible. The transition is easy because the familiar EnerLink "look and feel" has been preserved. The desktop version will be phased out later this year. See New Developments for more details.

Click here to sign in to the internet version of EnerLink.

EnerLink - An Industry Standard

Over 90% of oil and gas operations in Western Canada are conducted by companies that have EnerLink, a comprehensive database and search service that helps identify business opportunities, improves decision making and results in signficant administrative savings.

Our users include oil and gas exploration and production companies, energy trusts, midstream and pipeline companies, energy marketers, law firms, seismic companies, land agents and government departments.

More than 3,700 individuals use EnerLink in a number of areas: accounting, mineral and surface land, A&D (evaluation, negotiation and document preparation), exploration, joint ventures, geophysical, marketing, legal and others.

The "core" function of EnerLink is to track all companies that are relevant to oil and gas operations in Western Canada. For each company we attempt to track the following: predecessor companies, major asset transactions, address, phone number, fax number, web site, directors, officers (if public), parents, subsidiaries, partnerships, trade names, aliases, EUB Operator Code, and Alberta Energy LSAS number. The manner in which we integrate and present the data is what has made EnerLink so popular.

EnerLink's Map Screen helps identify corporate and property specific opportunities with our unique production and land information. It covers all public and private companies with interests in Alberta. Other jurisdictions will follow, starting with Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

Below is an image of our Chain Screen. Annotated images of all EnerLink screens can be viewed using Screen Shots from the menu above.