Companies from Canada and from Newfoundland and Labrador are given the opportunity to participate in our projects consistent with the objectives of the Atlantic Accord. Benefits to Canada and to Newfoundland and Labrador are outlined in the White Rose Benefits Plan and subsequent amendments. Review the Benefits & Diversity Reports.

Please note that any updates, bulletins and/or clarifications regarding Atlantic Canada procurement opportunities will be posted here.

We collect environmental effects monitoring data every two years. The program was designed from baseline data collected at the White Rose field and subject to approval by the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (C-NLOPB) and other environmental regulatory agencies.

The White Rose Production Phase Environmental Effects Monitoring Program Design document and the Baseline Data Collection Reports can be downloaded here.

Cenovus has developed the Fisheries Damage Compensation Program to provide fair and timely compensation to commercial fish harvesters, aquaculturists, and fish processors for damage to fisheries gear and vessels that is directly attributable to Cenovus’s operations offshore Newfoundland and Labrador.  Eligible claimants, as described in the Fisheries Damage Compensation Program document, are encouraged to review the Program and complete and submit any relevant forms. 

• Fisheries Damage Compensation Program
• Damage Report Form
• Loss Claim Form
• Processor Loss Claim Form
• End of Claim Release Form

On April 26, 2024 Cenovus was sentenced in relation to a 2018 spill from a flowline connector at the South White Rose Extension drill centre.

We deeply regret this incident happened and work hard every day to protect each other, our communities and the environment.  We’ve also shared our lessons learned with other operators and continue to work collaboratively with regulators and industry peers to enhance environmental and safety stewardship in the basin.

Click here to read the Agreed Statement of Facts.