OGA
The new strategy sets out priorities to support the oil and gas industry in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, developing carbon capture and storage and implementing hydrogen projects
A 2.9 magnitude tremor – the largest yet – was recorded at 8.30am on 26th August, following which operations were suspended at its Preston New Road site
It is expected to help unlock new investment and technology and more exploration activity
The Public Accounts Committee is calling on BEIS to ensure taxpayers are protected from the risk of footing the bill
The Oil and Gas Authority has started ‘significant work’ on how it can support the low carbon energy transition
Tim Eggar served as Energy Minister between 1992 and 1996
The Alligin development is targeting 20 million barrels of oil equivalent
It has made a total of 26,659 square kilometres available, split into 229 blocks
Oil and gas production up to 2050 is now projected to total 11.7 billion barrels of oil equivalent (boe). That’s according to new projections from the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), which show this figure is 2.8 billion boe higher than the production volume outlined in the Wood Review. In 2017 production sat at its […]
The UK Government is considering financial checks of companies proposing to carry out fracking before giving the go ahead for those projects. Energy Secretary Greg Clark said the financial resilience of firms should be carried out so stakeholders have confidence in their ability to meet commitments. Third Energy has therefore not received consent yet to frack […]
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