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Country summary: United Kingdom
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| Licensing articles: | 289 |
| Completed deals: | 1191 |
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United Kingdom - recent news
| 24 Nov 25 |
UK: Analysis shows Energy Profits Levy reform will give a £15 billion government revenue boost Industry proposals to reform the 78% Energy Profits Levy (EPL) would yield an extra £15.7 billion in taxes within ten years, according to a statistical analysis by Offshore Energies UK (OEUK). |
| 24 Nov 25 |
UK: Windfall tax reform would yield extra £15.7 billion in taxes Reforming the Energy Profits Levy (EPL) in 2026 could generate an extra £15.7 billion in tax revenues over the next decade, according to new analysis from Offshore Energies UK (OEUK). |
| 24 Nov 25 |
UK: Orcadian Energy awarded extension of Pilot Field Licence P2244 Orcadian Energy reports that the UK's North Sea oil and gas regulator, the North Sea Transition Authority ('NSTA') has approved a three-year extension to the Second Term of the Pilot Licence P2244. |
| 23 Nov 25 |
UK: ORE Catapult and Bladena launch full-scale testing of next generation blade reinforcement technology The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has signed an agreement with wind engineering specialist Bladena to test blade reinforcement technology designed to extend the operational life of offshore wind turbines. |
| 21 Nov 25 |
UK: From apprentices to veterans: Offshore Energies UK celebrates people powering the nation In Aberdeen last night (Thursday, November 20), the UK’s offshore energy industry paused to celebrate its people – from those just starting out to those whose careers have spanned the North Sea’s six-decade story. |
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