UK: Judge upholds injunction against unlawful protest at UKOG s Horse Hill site
10 Feb 2021
UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) has announced that the High Court has upheld the Company s injunction against unlawful protest at the
Horse Hill site near Gatwick Airport.
Having conducted a comprehensive review of the case, the Judge, Mrs. Justice Falk DBE found, yesterday, that:
There was a sufficiently real and imminent risk to justify the interim injunction order and its revised scope (see the Company s 5th February RNS), which prohibits trespass to the site s land, obstruction of the main entrance and lorry surfing.
The injunction is a reasonable and proportionate restriction on protesters activities. The order does not prevent slow walking or simply standing outside the site, provided that this does not physically obstruct anybody entering or leaving the site.
GoM: LLOG Exploration and Eni sign Infrastructure Agreement for the Taggart Development in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico
10 Feb 2021
Eni have announced the signing of an
Infrastructure Agreement in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico. The agreement provides LLOG access to Eni and Marubeni Oil & Gas existing subsea infrastructure connected to the
Williams-owned Devils Tower Spar in Mississippi Canyon 773 to optimize its development of the
Taggart discovery. The agreement provides LLOG a more streamlined, efficient, and cost-effective solution for development while also providing the Owners an opportunity to maximize the value of their existing infrastructure.
In June of 2020, LLOG announced the sanctioning of its Taggart discovery and the signing of a production handling agreement for development via tieback to the Spar. LLOG and its affiliates own 100% of the Taggart development. Initial development plans at Taggart include the completion and tie back of two wells with first product
James Packer s Crown Resorts not suitable to operate Sydney casino, inquiry finds
9 Feb, 2021 04:27 AM
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news.com.au
By: Gerard Cockburn, Anton Nilsson and Rebecca Le May
A probe into Crown Resorts has recommended the embattled gaming giant should be denied a Sydney casino licence, in a crippling blow to its A$2.2 billion ($2.3b) Barangaroo project.
The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) in its report tabled to the state parliament says Crown Sydney s casino licence should be revoked after revelations of illegal money laundering within its Melbourne and Perth venues.
ILGA s report said the James Packer-backed casino was not a suitable licensee holder within the state.
Due to some inaccurate interpretations disseminated in national and international media and also on social media about the work to be carried out in the Angolan