AUC cautions Albertans about individuals falsely claiming to represent the AUC

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Guidance and minor administrative changes to Rule 012

The AUC has issued guidance to support consistent interpretation and application of Rule 012Noise Control. This guidance is advisory (not binding) and addresses common questions, technical clarifications and acceptable approaches for noise assessments and management.

Minor administrative edits to Rule 012 (clarity improvements and typo corrections only) take effect April 17, 2026. No new requirements are being introduced.

The revised Rule 012, guidance and supporting documents are available on the Rule 012 web page (including a blackline version and a summary of minor changes).

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AUC cautions Albertans about individuals falsely claiming to represent the AUC

The AUC is cautioning Albertans about individuals falsely claiming to represent the AUC and approaching homeowners with offers related to energy rates, solar panels, or roofing services.

The AUC does not conduct door‑to‑door sales or sell or promote products or services. If you are contacted by someone claiming to represent the AUC, do not engage and report the incident to local authorities.

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AUC consultation with municipalities on proposed standardized setbacks for renewable infrastructure

The AUC is proceeding with a targeted consultation with municipalities specifically on setbacks with a goal to collaboratively consider default setback standards for renewable projects.

The AUC will be hosting a virtual open house on April 24 from 11 a.m. to noon to give municipalities an opportunity to learn more about the proposed requirements, ask questions and share their feedback. Written feedback on the proposed standardized setbacks for renewable infrastructure may also be provided.

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