Government urged to withdraw from legal case in support of Surrey oil production
The UK government is being urged today to withdraw from a legal challenge about the climate impacts of oil production in Surrey.
The UK government is being urged today to withdraw from a legal challenge about the climate impacts of oil production in Surrey.
Opponents of 20 years of production and six new wells at an oil field in East Yorkshire have been celebrating the refusal of planning permission.
One of the UK’s largest onshore oil and gas proposals in recent years was refused this morning.
A former senior council officer is challenging the authority he worked for over its support for the major expansion of an oil site.
Opponents and supporters of plans for a major expansion of an oil site in East Yorkshire put their cases to councillors this afternoon.
IGas proposals to produce hydrogen at a second site in Surrey have been published.
The UK prime minister has said the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow in less than 40 days must be a turning point for humanity.
Proposals by Rathlin Energy for 20 years of oil production and six new wells at its West Newton-A site in East Yorkshire have been supported by council officials.
IGas has confirmed it has relinquished the Tinker Lane shale gas licence in Nottinghamshire and written off £10m in exploration costs. But the company said it was continuing to work with regulators and government to end the moratorium on fracking in England.
The operator of the Wressle oil well in North Lincolnshire said initial production exceeded 884 barrels of oil per day (bopd).