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The series relates to private companies extracting all types of minerals on Crown Land. The records include general correspondence to and from companies and ledgers.

The series relates to gas and petroleum exploration. The records consist of geophysical licenses, prospecting permits, information about gas and petroleum test sites, and related maps.

The series addresses encumbrances registered against mineral agreements. The records relate to companies filing a security interest.

The series relates to transfer agreements of mineral rights. The records consist of original agreements between two or more companies.

The series includes agreements made between the Government of Alberta and petroleum and natural gas (mineral) producers for unit operations. A unit operation is an operation in which a number of tracts of land are combined for the extraction or conservation of a mineral. In additional to the agreement, the records include correspondence, memoranda, maps, applications, amendments, transfers, and legal documents.

The series consists of petroleum and natural gas lease and licence registers. The registers include the date each posting request was received, the lands being posted, the schedule number that the Crown Mineral Disposition Review Committee (CMDRC) used to identify their concerns, date of the sale in which the posting request is advertised, parcel number designated to request, purchaser's name, bonus paid for parcel, and price per hectare. Some registers (GR1991.0102) also include sketches of cancelled Crown Reserve Drilling Reservations and related Credit Record Registers.

The series consists of the executive records of the Assistant Deputy Minister of the Mineral Resources Division and their predecessor and successor.

Royalty Administration is the function of calculating, tracking and collecting the royalties on the production of minerals and other resources based on rights leased from the Crown. Within Royalty Administration is the activity of Royalty Calculation and Invoicing.

This series relates to Royalty Calculation and Invoicing, which is the determination and verification of royalty values based on production data and reference prices. The records relate to the calculation of royalties owed to the Crown as well as records related to the analysis of over and/or under deliveries to ensure accuracy in Crown royalty share of production. The records include reports, estimates, as well as supporting documentation.

The series consists of records relating to the extraction of minerals including coal by private companies. The Mineral Applications are organized by Township, Range & Meridian and include company name, date of issue, and file number. The Mineral Disposition Ledgers contain application numbers in order of township, range and meridian and the company name, but the disposition pages were created to replace the application sheets. Ottawa Registers, which contain applications for all mineral dispositions, are also included. The records include Mineral Application and Mineral Disposition Ledgers, ledger sheets, and microfilm. The series also includes ledgers relating to quartz and placer claims by individuals (GR1992.0534).

The series consists of the minutes, progress reports, and the final report of the Suffield Evaluation Committee. The committee addressed the Suffield natural gas field that was on federal land.

The series consists of records relating to mineral land sales, grants, and leases, including records relating to coal. The series also includes the minutes, agendas and schedules of the Crown Mineral Disposition Review Committee and the Mineral Sales Referral Committee.

The series consists of natural gas royalty company files, which document the interaction between individual companies and the Department of Energy and its predecessors and include monthly reports from oil companies required for royalty administration. The records include correspondence, cash memos and related reports.