IGas cuts value of shale assets and opts not to sue government over fracking moratorium
One of the UK’s leading would-be fracking companies appears to be turning away from shale gas.
One of the UK’s leading would-be fracking companies appears to be turning away from shale gas.
The Wressle production site in Lincolnshire has helped Europa Oil & Gas quadruple its annual revenues.
Tax relief has pushed the shale gas company, Cuadrilla, into profit, company accounts have revealed.
UK Oil & Gas has revealed that it has given up its licence to explore for hydrocarbons on the Isle of Wight.
The would-be fracking firm, Third Energy, has been acquired by a renewables company, which plans to use old gas wells to generate geothermal energy.
Union Jack Oil reported today it had made about US$300,000 (£217,000) from test production at the Wressle well in North Lincolnshire.
The operator of the Horse Hill oil site in Surrey lost nearly £18m in the year to September 2020 –a more than 15-fold increase on the year before.
Rathlin Energy, the operator of two oil and gas sites in East Yorkshire, has declared an annual loss in 2020 of £1,015,920. This was slightly smaller than the previous year.
Angus Energy reports it has raised £1.5m in a placing of 150 million ordinary shares.
Ineos’s shale gas business has cut the value of its exploration assets to zero following the government moratorium on fracking in England.