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United Kingdom - recent news
| 18 Jan 26 |
UK: Hygen acquires HyBont low-carbon hydrogen project in Wales Hygen Energy has announced the acquisition of the HyBont low-carbon hydrogen project from Marubeni Corporation. HyBont is a low-carbon hydrogen production and refuelling project located in Bridgend, Wales. The project was successfully awarded funding through the UK Government’s first Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1) for electrolytic hydrogen production. |
| 16 Jan 26 |
UK: New poll: Scots want reliable energy and fair taxes for oil and gas sector Most Scots want a continued role for the oil and gas sector with fairer taxes for UK energy companies, according to a major new poll. Voters are in favour of expanding renewables while maintaining the existing North Sea industry, prioritising lower prices for households and growth in industrial jobs. Scots also believe offshore energy is the most important sector for the nation’s economy. |
| 16 Jan 26 |
UK: Europa Oil & Gas announces PEDL343 (Cloughton) Extension Europa Oil & Gas has announced that the Oil and Gas Authority (now officially referred to as the North Sea Transition Authority, (the 'NSTA')) has granted a 2-year extension to the first phase of the PEDL343 licence which holds the Company’s 137bcf Cloughton discovery. |
| 16 Jan 26 |
UK: EnBW decides not to continue the offshore wind projects Mona and Morgan in the UK EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG (EnBW) has decided to not continue the offshore wind projects Mona and Morgan in the UK. The primary reason for EnBW's withdrawal is that the two projects did not receive government support through so-called 'Contracts for Difference' in the recently completed allocation round of the UK Department of Energy Security and Net Zero. |
| 15 Jan 26 |
UK: NSTA issues fines to two companies totalling £350,000 The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has handed down fines totalling £350,000 to a pair of North Sea operators as it continues to take a firm line on breaches of emissions limits and on well decommissioning. CNR International’s £250,000 penalty is for exceeding venting limits twice in the same year on the same fields, while NEO has been fined £100,000 for attempting to fully abandon a well without the required consent to undertake the work. |
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