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Anne-Marie Trevelyan (left) and Alexander Stafford
In a written parliamentary answer, Anne-Marie Trevelyan said the moratorium, imposed in England on 2 November 2019, applied to fracking that met a definition based on how much fluid it used.

She was asked by the MP for Rother Valley, Alexander Stafford, whether it covered the process known as proppant squeeze.

This injects fluid and proppant into a rock formation to improve the flow of hydrocarbons. The Environment Agency (EA) regards it as a form of low-volume fracking because the injection pressure is high enough to fracture rocks.

The process is expected to be used by Egdon Resources to improve oil flows at its site at Wressle near S****horpe.

The minister said the moratorium applied to operations defined as associated hydraulic fracturing that required Hydraulic Fracturing Consent from the secretary of state for business, energy and industrial Strategy.

The definition, originally used by the European Union, was included in the 2015 Infrastructure Act and inserted in the Petroleum Act 1998. It comprises operations that use 1,000m3 of fluid per fracturing stage or 10,000m3 of fluid during the whole fracking process The minister said:
“Activities outside of this definition are not included in the moratori Alexander Stafford told DrillOrDrop he hoped the definition of associated hydraulic fracturing would be “tightened up even further”.
"Proposals for the Wressle proppant squeeze indicate it will not meet the definition of associated hydraulic fracturing and will not need Hydraulic Fracturing Consent".
The environmental permit for the site said the operation would use 150m3 of gelled liquid and ceramic beads.
The Wressle proppant squeeze will, however, need an approved Hydraulic Fracturing Plan, which states how the fracking process will be controlled and monitored.
DrillOrDrop understands this is being considered by the Environment Agency (EA) and Oil & Gas Authority. According to the EA the Wressle proppant squeeze will be the first time a proppant squeeze has been used in England on a deviated well
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18th February 2021

My advice will be this....ignore what Masterbaker says and listen to me, for my foresight will certainly be correct
1 The company will either be a success or a failure....and
2 Whichever of the two previous answers stated in '1' prove to be correct, both directors will make millions of pounds over the intervening years!

RNST.......This may well drag on for many months, possibly into next year.

Too late Rubey, you've let your unbridled admiration for my comments speak volumes.

'Oh Rubey....... don't take your love to town'.
I thought you had filtered me my good friend, and now I now how much you have missed me.
Xxxx

I hate to disappoint Rubey but I only visited UJO because the serial Ramper from that BB decided to visit us.

My views on Extinction Rebellion are well documented, just to repeat a water cannon and soap is the least deterrent I would use when faced with the left wing nutters. By the way, I like nothing more than a fillet steak with peppered sauce washed down with bottle (or two) of Red. I have no objections to Vegans as long as like the BLM rubbish we do not have to have their views pushed down our throats all the time.
There you go, Howzat! as they have exclaimed numerous times in India today.

I also do my research..........the difference is mine is not biased.

The combined output of Keadby 1,2,3 is less than the 3.6 Gigawatts that was planned for the new gas turbine generating output at Drax.
It's not a good precursor for what may well be in store for electricity production from gas in the near to medium term.

Drax drops plans to build biggest gas plant in Europe
OIL & GASPROJECT
By James Murray 25 Feb 2021
The British power generator confirmed it is scrapping the plans to build two combined-cycle gas turbines in place of two old coal-burning units next to an existing facility in Selby, North Yorkshire

Ever heard of the expression 'when in a hole stop digging'?

"Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn"

LOL

RNST....Absolutely 'nailed it' with regards to Corallian. Someone with only a very limited knowledge of reading accounts could see it was in dire straits, and was basically a busted flush before help arrived from RBD shareholders. How ironic the name I have been flagging this up for months. 'Victory' in this context of this project is risible. But I have a shrewd idea what will occur, and there's no prizing for guessing what the eventual outcome will be.
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The question is, D.B has been in charge for 7 (yes seven) years now. How many shareholders have seen a return during those years, whilst he is paying himself you know what!. it's always jam tomorrow, whilst his obviously paid 'cheerleader' leads the ramping, and yes you know who. Always the same with these guys, and he may be nice old hand . Wise up and smell the coffee.

Meanwhile in Germany three rapid self tests are to be approved today.

Man after my own heart R1....Great time to add.

Selfish....I'm a smart arse so find out yourself !

Last throw of the dice?

B.H......I'd check matters out a bit more closely if I were you.