
Production Consents
- Regulatory information
- Licensing and consents
- Guidance
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Exploration and production
- Exploration and production
- Overview
- Stewardship
- Exploration
- Development
- Production
- Onshore
- Petroleum operations notices
- Taxation
- Area Plans
- Wells
- Regulatory framework
- Gas storage and unloading
- Supply chain
- Decommissioning
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Technology
- Technology
- Technology stewardship
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NSTA Technology Survey & Insights 2022
- NSTA Technology Survey & Insights 2022
- Technology Priorities for the Industry
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Technology Insights 2022 – Summary findings
- Technology Insights 2022 – Summary findings
- 1.0 Seismic & Exploration
- 2.0 Well Drilling & Construction
- 3.0 Subsea Systems
- 4.0 Installations and Topsides
- 5.0 Reservoir & Well Management
- 6.0 Facilities Management
- 7.0 Well Plugging & Abandonment
- 8.0 Facilities Decommissioning
- 9.0 Digital & Data
- 10.0 Net Zero
- Previous insights reports
- TLB
- UKCS Technology Network
- Useful contacts
- Wells Insight Report
- NSTA Technology Survey & Insights 2024
- Carbon storage
Under the Model Clauses in the licence, licensees are required to obtain authorisation from the NSTA to install facilities or to produce hydrocarbons.
The authorisation takes the form of a Development and Production Consent to a Field Development Plan (FDP).
Here you can find the process for preparing a Field Development Plan
Development and Production Consents are issued via the Field Consents System