AI data room diligence · Oil & gas acquisitions · Alberta

Know what you're buying before you price it.

Atlas Meridian reconciles an acquisition data room against AER and Petrinex records in 24 hours, not 3-4 weeks, and flags land gaps and abandonment exposure for your team to confirm.

For energy investors, acquisition teams and their specialist advisers.

Acquisition review

Illustrative
  1. Technical validation

    Record

    Volumes, well status and wellbore data against the regulator record.

    Petrinex volumetrics · AER licence & well status

  2. Gap assessment

    Flag

    Surface tenure, road access and licence ownership items for land review.

    Flags for land review · not a title opinion

  3. Liability exposure

    Estimate

    Abandonment exposure and licence-transfer impact on the buyer’s Licensee Capability Assessment (LCA).

    AER Directives 011 & 088 · inactive wells

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  • Flagfor your team to confirm
  • Estimatemodelled, not a regulatory decision

The review delay

Each specialist sees part of the file. The buyer has to connect the answers.

Atlas Meridian runs three checks together, against regulator records.

01 / Technical validation

Do the records hold up?

Today
Volumes, well status and wellbore data in the package are taken on trust, or checked by hand over weeks.
With Atlas Meridian
Wells and reported volumes reconciled to AER and Petrinex records. Decline and netbacks calculated on the verified data.

Petrinex volumetrics · AER licence & well status

02 / Gap assessment

Is anything missing?

Today
Missing leases, expired road access and unclear licence ownership surface late in diligence, or after close.
With Atlas Meridian
A day-one gap report flags surface tenure, road access and licence ownership items for your land team to confirm.

Flags for land review · not a title opinion

03 / Liability exposure

What liability comes with it?

Today
Abandonment costs and LCA deposit demands land late and change the deal economics.
With Atlas Meridian
Abandonment exposure and the licence-transfer impact on your LCA, modelled early in diligence.

AER Directives 011 & 088 · inactive wells

Liability exposure

Separate the obligation from the estimate.

Recorded liabilities and estimated closure costs answer different questions. We show both, and compare them only when they describe the same wells on the same date.

Illustrative comparability check
Record

Recorded liabilities

What the accounting record carries.

Reported baseline

Compare only if
  • Asset scope aligned
  • Reporting date aligned
Comparable

If scope or date differs: not comparable.

Estimate

Estimated closure costs

Low- and high-case abandonment and reclamation estimates, set against the reported GLJ asset retirement obligation (ARO) baseline.

Modelled low / high case

  • Suspended, abandonment-listed and abandoned wells are reviewed, including conflicts with recent production.
  • Licence transfers can trigger an LCA deposit demand. We model that exposure early in diligence.

A modelled estimate is not a regulatory decision.

Security and limits

Private by design.

Your data

  • Private AI. Models run only within Atlas Meridian's secure environment.
  • Never used for training. Your data is not used to train any model.
  • Based in Calgary, Alberta.

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Private discussion

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