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UPDATE: Major Setback For UK Shale Industry As Fracking Application Refused

Major Setback For UK Shale Industry As Fracking Application Refused

IGas Swings To Loss As Lower Oil Price, Weaker Production Bite

Council Vote On Cuadrilla Fracking Application In Lancashire Deferred

PRESS: Cuadrilla Fracking Argument Heats Up Ahead Of Final Decision

UPDATE 1-UK council recommends approval for Cuadrilla fracking permit

(Adds Cuadrilla, environmental group comments) LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - Shale gas firm Cuadrilla Resources received a boost in its plan to start fracking in north west England on Monday when local government recommended that its application to drill up to four exploration wells should be

UK council recommends approval for Cuadrilla fracking permit

LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - Shale gas firm Cuadrilla Resources received a boost in its plan to start fracking in north west England on Monday when local government recommended that its application to construct up to four exploration wells should be granted. The company's project at Preston

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Merrill Lynch Ups Fresnillo, Centamin To Buy

Britain's new government set to kick-start shale ambitions

By Karolin Schaps LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - Britain's new Conservative government could take control of planning decisions to speed up the development of shale gas and prevent investor money from drying up, lawyers say. Britain is estimated to have enough shale gas trapped below its

UK Conservative Government Vows To Support Shale Gas, Fracking

UPDATE 1-IGas CEO Austin to step down after signing Ineos deal

* Current CFO to replace Austin as CEO * Firm to cut headcount by over 25 pct, shut Sterling office * In discussion with third party over Indonesia investments (Adds detail about cost savings, funding) LONDON, May 8 (Reuters) - Britain's largest shale gas developer IGas said o

LONDON MORNING BRIEFING: Stocks Surge As Conservatives Set To Govern

IGas Chairman Leaves As Company Cuts Workforce By Over 25%

IGas CEO Austin to step down after signing deal with Ineos

LONDON, May 8 (Reuters) - Britain's largest shale gas developer IGas said on Friday that its chief executive Andrew Austin is to step down, following the completion of a deal with Swiss chemicals group Ineos. Austin, who has been at IGas for more than ten years, said chief financial officer

Thursday broker round-up

Morrison: Shore Capital reiterates buy. Direct Line Insurance Group: Canaccord Genuity reiterates buy and 350p target. BAE Systems: Charles Stanley reiterates accumulate. GlaxoSmithKline: UBS reiterates buy and 1,700p target. Aviva: Panmure Gordon reiterates buy and raises target to 660p from 600