An emissions reality check for the UK North Sea
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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UK upstream electrification
- Power market constraints
- Upstream constraints
- Flaring and venting
- Emission-intensive assets
- Increasing reliance on imports
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Flaring & venting intensities by North Sea producer* (2023)
- Forties field: societal costs by abatement level (0-60%), and impact of no further abatement (0%) on economic cut-off
- Assets with emissions intensity 50% above UKCS average (2023)
- Count of current COP estimates by year of assets with emissions intensity of 30 kgCO2e/boe or more
- UK refinery supply sources by emissions intensity (2022)
- Energy mix of the grid (2022) UK & Norway
What's included
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