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About Resource Roads
Canada is home to vast private road networks built by resource companies in diversified industries (E&P, forestry, midstream, mining and renewables). These networks form the cardiovascular system of Canada's resource sector enabling the movement of people, equipment and technology in and transport of resources out.
Thousands of kilometres have been built by individual resource companies with replacement costs in excess of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Roads are a non-core function for companies, yet significant capital and resources are deployed to build, operate and administer them – with little or no coordination between companies or across industries.
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Fractured Ownership
Fractured ownership of roads results in tremendous inefficiencies; industry considers roads as an input cost and a burden.
Consolidated Ownership
Consolidated ownership and operatorship improves outcomes for developers, regulators, commercial users and the public
- efficiencies and reduction of G&A and operating costs
- improved safety, OHS management and environmental performance
- consistent quality, design, construction and maintenance
CRR is the first company whose sole purpose is to own and operate resource roads.
