Two Cuadrilla companies struck off
Two Cuadrilla subsidiaries have formally gone out of business.
Reporting on the unconventional oil and gas industry and its use of hydraulic fracturing
Two Cuadrilla subsidiaries have formally gone out of business.
Reabold Resources announced this afternoon it had reached agreement on the takeover of Union Jack Oil.
A four-year-old company is to outline plans to the public next week on extracting billions of cubic feet of gas in a remote and sensitive part of the North York Moors.
A partner in the mothballed Waddock Cross oil site in Dorset gave details to shareholders this week of a proposed new well.
Angus Energy announced today it had signed conditional restructuring agreements with its creditors.
The site at the centre of a landmark legal challenge is seeking to produce more than 600,000 tonnes of oil over the next 20 years, releasing about two million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
Reabold Resources has offered to buy Union Jack Oil, both companies confirmed this morning.
UK Oil & Gas is selling its stake in the troubled Horse Hill production site and licence, the company’s last remaining hydrocarbon interest.
The company with the biggest stake in the Wressle oil field has agreed a £1m loan from the site operator, Egdon Resources.
A lower-volume frack and well test at the West Newton-A oil and gas site in East Yorkshire could start within three months, the operator revealed today.