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Alberta Energy Regulator appoints former executive amid governance scrutiny

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The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) confirmed Rob Morgan as CEO and hired Mark Taylor as board secretariat director. Mark Taylor was previously one of three executives terminated in 2019 following the ICORE scandal, which involved reports of financial mismanagement and conflicts of interest. The AER stated that the government has taken steps to strengthen its governance and enhance its reputation.

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The AER regulates Alberta's energy resources. The hiring of Mark Taylor, a figure linked to the ICORE scandal, impacts the AER's governance and reputation. This situation could affect the stability and predictability of the provincial energy regulatory environment.

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    The provincial energy regulatory environment might face changes in stability and predictability.

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