UK government ends oil and gas licensing
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- An end to licensing, but not exploration
- Exploration bid rounds don't move the needle
- Transitional Energy Certificates
- Licensed versus unlicensed acreage
- Exploration does not increase demand for oil and gas
- Was a ban on new licences the right move?
Tables and charts
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Unlicensed and licensed discoveries on the UKCSUnlicensed discovery size vs distance to nearest producing asset by operatorLicensed versus unlicensed acreage by statusUKCS scope 1,2&3 emissions outperforms the IPCC net zero 1.5C pathwayUK scope 1&2 emissions by gas supply source (2025-50) & change in same emissions under a high case UKCS
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