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(Sharecast News) - UK Oil & Gas announced on Friday that the West Sussex County Council has approved, by a 7-2 majority vote, a two-year planning extension to its Broadford Bridge-1z (BB-1z) Kimmeridge oil discovery.
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UK Oil & Gas PLC - London-based exploration and production company focused on UK and Turkey - West Sussex County Council approves 2-year planning permission extension to the Broadford Bridge-1z Kimmeridge oil discovery, which is in its 100%-owned PEDL234 licence.
Read moreUK Oil & Gas PLC - London-based exploration and production company focused on UK and Turkey - North Sea Transition Authority grants formal consent for the re-completion of Horse Hill-2z into a water reinjection well.
Read more(Sharecast News) - UK Oil & Gas announced on Monday that, following the Environment Agency's Horse Hill production consent on 4 May, the North Sea Transition Authority - formerly the Oil and Gas Authority - has now granted its formal consent for the recompletion of Horse Hill-2z into a water reinjection well.
Read more(Sharecast News) - UK Oil & Gas announced on Friday that the North Sea Transition Authority, formerly the Oil and Gas Authority, has granted a one-year extension to the agreed retention area work programme on the Horse Hill oil field.
Read moreUK Oil & Gas PLC - London-based exploration and production company focused on UK and Turkey - North Sea Transition Authority grants one-year extension for work programme at PEDL137 licence, which contains the producing Horse Hill oil field. The extension allows UKOG to drill a second well at Horse Hill's Kimmeridge oil pool, with work scheduled to begin before September 2023. UKOG owns an 86% stake in Horse Hill, and is the operator, with a 12% stake held by Alba Mineral Resources PLC. Horse Hill is an oil project near Gatwick Airport in southern England. In May, UKOG won a full production permit for the field.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks in London were called sharply higher on Friday, helped by a positive session in Asia, as equity markets look to rebound from Thursday's bloodbath.
Read moreUK Oil & Gas PLC - London-based oil and gas company - Wins full production permit for its Horse Hill field from the UK Environment Agency. The project is 86% owned by UKOG, with a 12% stake held by Alba Mineral Resources PLC. The permit enables production and water re-injection operations, incineration of waste gas, maintenance and workovers, and the drilling of further development wells. Horse Hill is an oil project near Gatwick Airport in southern England. UKOG can now proceed with its plants to convert HH-2z into a water injector over the year, which would eliminate the requirement to take saline formation water from remote third-party sites, reducing costs.
Read more(Sharecast News) - UK Oil & Gas announced on Thursday that the Environment Agency has granted its 85.635%-owned Horse Hill oil field a full production permit.
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Read more(Sharecast News) - UK Oil & Gas announced on Friday that the long-running appeal to overturn the December 2020 judicial review judgement, upholding the legality of Horse Hill's planning consent, had been refused by the Court of Appeal.
Read more(Alliance News) - UK Oil & Gas PLC on Friday announced that the appeal to overturn the legality of Horse Hill's planning consent has been refused by the Court of Appeal in the UK.
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