EA faces more complaints over Burniston fracking permit
Councillors in the North Yorkshire village of Burniston made a formal complaint today about the Environment Agency’s handling of a permit for proposed gas drilling and lower-volume fracking.
Councillors in the North Yorkshire village of Burniston made a formal complaint today about the Environment Agency’s handling of a permit for proposed gas drilling and lower-volume fracking.
A challenge to the refusal of planning permission for gas drilling and fracking in the North Yorkshire village of Burniston was formally submitted today on the last possible date.
The government is standing firm in its argument – disputed by campaigners and some academics – that the risks of high-volume fracking for shale gas are greater than for lower-volume operations.
Government plans to cut methane emissions are being challenged in court next week by a group campaigning against onshore oil and gas in southern England.
A feasibility study has supported plans for a £1.1bn data centre and electricity generator, powered by onsite gas at a drilling site in East Yorkshire
The planned lower-volume frack at the West Newton-A wellsite in East Yorkshire is likely to “materially reduce” available cash at an oil and gas company, it has emerged.
Councillors in the North Yorkshire village of Burniston said today they would continue to stand by their community in the face of an appeal over gas drilling and lower-volume fracking.
The government said today it would deliver its promise to ban fracking by outlawing the issuing of new onshore oil and gas exploration licences.
Lower-volume fracking in the North Yorkshire village of Burniston is the wrong project, at the wrong time, in the wrong location, local representatives said today in response to news that a drilling company is to appeal against the rejection of its plans.
Europa Oil & Gas has given notice that it will appeal against the rejection of its plans for gas drilling and lower-volume fracking at Burniston in North Yorkshire.