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The Integrated Resource Information System (IRIS) is an online business system that supports the development and regulation of Saskatchewan's energy and resources industry. Through IRIS, the oil and gas industry completes regularly performed business activities and regulatory tasks with the province online.
IRIS is unavailable the first Wednesday of each month between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. CST for maintenance. Should that Wednesday fall on the first day of the month, the maintenance window moves to the first Thursday.
Industry Self-Declaration: The Business Associate (BA) self-declares they have met the specific regulations or provided mitigation in accordance with policy before submitting applications, data, reports (etc.) in IRIS. It's important that the BA know and understand what is required under the regulations, and that submissions will be reviewed for regulatory compliance. False declarations may have serious consequences; the Government of Saskatchewan has the ability to cancel or suspend an issued licence, withhold future approvals or force abandonment of a well.
To complete tasks on IRIS, you must:
Browser/Application | Version | Supported |
Chrome | 90 | Yes |
Edge | 90 | Yes |
Mozilla Firefox | 78 | Yes |
All Others | Best Efforts |
Individual IRIS user accounts are set up by your BA's Security Administrator (SA). If you require access to IRIS, contact your BA's SA. Don't know who your SA is? Contact the Energy and Resources Service Desk at 1-855-219-9373 or ER.Servicedesk@gov.sk.ca
Apply for a BA ID (if you don't have one):
Apply for an IRIS Security Administrator account:
Before you log in to IRIS be sure to check the Alerts and Notifications section for system maintenance and availability information.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources Service Desk is available Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. CST, excluding holidays.
For any assistance, please contact:
ER Service Desk
1-855-219-9373 (toll free)
ER.Servicedesk@gov.sk.ca
Emergency Support Reporting (24 hours a day, seven days a week)
1-844-764-3637
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