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14th UK onshore licensing round launched
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Report summary
The 14th UK onshore licensing round has been launched and it includes acreage in the prospective Bowland Shale and Midland Valley. Since the last round, shale plays in the UK onshore sector have generated large amounts of interest and government support has been clear. However, progress has been slow and a number of barriers need to be overcome to achieve commercial production.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Launch of the 14th UK onshore licensing round
- The drivers and challenges for the shale gas industry
- Economic comparison of shale gas developments
- Prospect of shale oil development in the UK?
- UK shale gas production forecast
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Which companies are likely to be interested?
- Economic Assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- 14th UK onshore licensing round
- Play commercialisation index
- Shale gas economic valuation (PV10)
- Commercial sensitivities (PV10)
- UK supply and demand forecast
- Economic comparison with US shale plays and UK conventional projects
- Current net acreage holders across the Bowland Basin
- 14th UK onshore licensing round launched: Table 2
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