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Barbados is expected to open its Offshore Licensing Bid Round on December 1, 2022. This disclosure came from Minister of State in Foreign Trade and Business, Sandra Husbands, as she addressed the opening of the three-day Energy Local Content Works

The Barbados government says it expects to open its Offshore Licensing Bid Round on December 1, this year.

Lyme Bay Consulting has released the first of their corrected and Post-Stack merged UKCS regional seismic volumes that is now available on the NDR for public download. The Central North Sea version is available as of today, with Outer Moray Firth, Northern North Sea/Viking Graben and Faroes-Shetland Basin following shortly.

Offshore Energies UK has written open letters to UK prime ministerial hopefuls Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss.

As the race to number 10 accelerates, Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has written open letters to Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss asking them to help consumers over the short and long term by ensuring the next cabinet prioritises reliable and cleaner energy produced in the UK.

Dr. Alex Ampaabeng, Fiscal Policy Specialist at OXFAM, has stated that Ghana requires a sustainable domestic income plan that will avoid resorting to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for financial assistance. "If there is investment in tax infrastructure, things that have to be taxed would be well captured and well…

Download logoThrough the Petroleum Commission, the Government of The Gambia has launched a Licensing Round, for the A1 Block, on the 7th of February 2022

A look at the key commercial and regulatory issues facing the oil sector in United Kingdom, including a market overview, government policy, primary legislation and regulatory bodies.

Reactors could be approved by the end of the decade, with the aim of meeting a quarter of the uks demand. theres also an "ambition" for offshore wind to produce enough energy to power every home by 2030. targets for hydrogen production are being doubled to help provide cleaner energy for industry. the government will consider reforming rules for installing solar panels on homes to help increase the current solar capacity by up to five times by 2035. a new licensing round for north sea projects i...

Increase the solar capacity by up to five times by 2035. and a new licensing round for a north sea project is being launched in the summer on the basis that producing gas in the uk has a lower carbon footprint than doing so abroad. also there will be a £30 million heat pump investment accelerator competition to make british heat pumps which reduce demand for gas. the government says the strategy will help the uk enjoy greater self—sufficiency with cheaper energy bills. self-sufficiency with c...