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Europe events to watch 2014
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Development activity in Norway and the UK will reach unprecedented levels this year, as a result costs could increase, and further projects could be delayed. It is a pivotal year for the UK as the Scottish Independence Referendum will be held in September. A vote for independence would have wide ranging implications for the UK upstream sector. Elsewhere in Europe, exciting frontier exploration is planned in the Arctic, Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea.
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- Cost escalation may delay more projects in the North Sea
- Pivotal year for UK Upstream Sector
- North Sea M&A to step up
- Shale gas licensing opportunities in the UK
- Ownership of Johan Sverdrup field to be finalised
- Norway to launch a tax incentive for Barents Sea developments
- Groningen production will not be impacted by earthquakes review
- A Danish exploration revival
- Frontier exploration in the Arctic and Mediterranean Sea
- Black Sea appraisal drilling could demonstrate commerciality
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