No change to onshore oil and gas planning policy
The government is proposing no changes to national planning policy for onshore oil and gas.
Reporting of the regulation of the shale oil and gas and hydraulic fracturing industry, including planning permissions and permits
The government is proposing no changes to national planning policy for onshore oil and gas.
Plans for gas drilling and small-scale fracking near the North Yorkshire village of Burniston should be assessed for the likely environmental impact, local people unanimously agreed last night.
A gas company has revealed plans to drill an exploration well and carry out a small-scale frack on farmland on the edge of the North York Moors national park.
People living near Cuadrilla’s mothballed fracking site in Lancashire say they are disappointed about the lack of progress on plugging and abandoning the wells and returning the land to farming.
The UK confirmed new licences this morning allowing oil and gas companies to explore in parts of the North Sea previously allocated for offshore wind power.
The company that runs Wytch Farm, the UK’s largest onshore oilfield, has been fined a record sum for releasing gas without permission.
Plans to extend an oil site and build a new pipeline should be refused unless more information is provided because it could affect a prehistoric cemetery, historians have warned.
Oil and gas operators must take action to reduce flaring and venting, the industry regulator said today.
The UK’s second largest onshore oil production site has published proposals to increase its footprint by about a third and drill two new wells.
The deadline to start drilling a gas exploration well in Surrey has been extended again.