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PGS supports National Energy Resources Australias Collaborative Seismic Environmental Plan, which seeks to achieve fundamental and long-term improvements to the way that seismic activities are planned with consideration for commercial fishing activities across the North West Shelf of Australia.

A Federal Court has overturned NOPSEMAs approval of Santos Barossa gas development project in the Timor Sea, approx. 140 kms north of the Tiwi Islands.

A drilling approval given to Santos was pulled after a court found that the Australian regulator did not consult traditional owners.

CGG is proposing to undertake the Sauropod three-dimensional (3D) marine seismic survey in Commonwealth waters of the Roebuck Basin, within exploration permit WA-527-P. The purpose of the Sauropod 3D MSS is to collect high-quality geophysical data about rock formations and structures beneath the seabed and assess potential for new oil and gas discoveries.

Industry has been quick to react the forthcoming appointment of Liz Truss as the UK’s next PM, with energy identified as one of the top priorities for the incoming premier.

The government has announced plans to sell £1.5bn worthof property assets over the next three years, as part of a drive to generate savings by

The new Government Property Strategy has been published.

Ban on sales of peat-based compost to private gardeners set to be introduced, with potential ban on professional horticulture being discussed by government

Ministers are looking to bring forward a law to ensure all new showers, washing machines and dishwashers clearly state how much water they use so Britons purchase more efficient home appliances.

British landscapes are likely to change profoundly in the coming decades as global temperatures rise. Heiko Balzter explains why the country needs a coherent