Monthly News Archive 2020
April 2020
Broadford Bridge planning decision delayed again
UKOG issues 637m new shares to fund cuts in the cost of oil production
2019 UK onshore oil production continues downward trend
March 2020
Planners oppose oil test plans at Balcombe: “not in public interest” and “not appropriate to area”
Campaigners ask court to scrap UKOG injunction against oil and gas protests
Study: global banks 'failing miserably' on climate crisis by funneling trillions into fossil fuels
UKOG announces OGA production consent for Horse Hill oil site
UKOG drops second access plan for Dunsfold well site
Cuadrilla breaches pollution rules again
Penalise carbon polluters in oil and gas industry – anti-fracking campaigners
Campaigners challenge judge’s block to judicial review of Surrey oil production
UK government lifts block on new onshore windfarm subsidies.
EU member states call for 2030 climate target
Heathrow Expansion Blocked By Court Of Appeal - Victory for Climate Protesters
Regulator objects to second oil plan over failure to assess risk to water
February 2020
Government lets fracking companies drill exploratory wells despite ban on extracting shale gas
Fracking giant Cuadrilla has agreement with university academics to vet earthquake data requests
Methane emissions from oil and gas industry “vastly underestimated” – new study
Fracking moratorium minister fired in reshuffle
Impact of burning Horse Hill oil was not council’s concern, says judge
Balcombe villagers accuse Angus Energy of “cutting corners” on environmental protection
UK taxpayers funding African fossil fuel projects worth $750m
Court date in challenge to approval of Horse Hill oil production
Dunsfold drilling decision delayed again
January 2020
Government statement confirms fracking is still allowed under moratorium – campaigners
Angus to seek Brockham licence extension – plus Saltfleetby update
IGas seeks consent to continue reinjecting radioactive waste at
Singleton oil site
Activists warn of ‘fracking by stealth’ and call for acid fracking ban
Baroness introduces bill to ban fracking and hydrocarbon licensing
Breaking: Egdon wins appeal on Wressle oil production
What would it take to end fracking moratorium?, peers told
Third Energy “forgiven” £80m loan before sale, accounts reveal
“UK politics currently too uncertain for fracking” – Third Energy
Egdon faces joint threat of fracking moratorium, delays and low gas prices
2019 – disappointing year for many onshore oil and gas investors