Onshore - Exploration and production The NSTA regulates the licensing of exploration and development of England’s onshore oil and gas resources, and it has strict controls in place to ensure that operators manage the risk of induced seismicity from such operations. View more
Notice pursuant to Energy Act 2016 section 34(1)(a) Requirement to provide information & samples to the Oil and Gas Authority : January 2022 Download
Notice pursuant to Energy Act 2016 section 34(1)(a) Requirement to provide information & samples to the North Sea Transition Authority Download
Non-qualifying regulatory provision summary statement 2021-22 The Regulatory Policy Committee is content with the regulator’s assessment of the measures against the exclusion categories in the present BIT framework and, on the basis of the information provided, can confirm that they are non-qualifying regulatory provisions. Download
Notice pursuant to Energy Act 2016 section 34(1)(a) Requirement to provide information & samples to the Oil and Gas Authority - dated 1 March 2019 Download
Supporting the supply chain A strong supply chain is essential to establish the UK as the ‘go to’ centre globally for offshore mature basin solutions, including energy transition, subsea and decommissioning. View more
Field development - Exploration and production Under the model clauses applicable to a seaward production licence, licensees require the NSTA’s consent to erect or carry out permanent works for the purpose of getting or conveying petroleum from a licensed area. View more
