Emissions Monitoring Report October 2021 This Emissions Monitoring Report, which will be updated annually, is part of the Authority'ss efforts to monitor, benchmark and hold the industry to account on its progress towards net zero. Download
What we do - Licensing and consents The UK’s offshore and onshore energy resources are being developed by a wide range of companies spanning different sectors. These rich and abundant resources continue to attract new companies and investors from within the UK and overseas. View more
Licence extensions Offshore production licences can be extended beyond their original expiry date if necessary to allow producing fields to fully exploit the associated reserves. View more
Offshore Safety Directive The Offshore Safety Directive of 2013 (‘OSD’) was implemented in the UK by the Offshore Petroleum Licensing (Offshore Safety Directive) Regulations 2015 (‘the 2015 Regs’) and other regulations. View more
Overview - Licensing and Consents Licences fall into several categories. The principal distinctions are between onshore licences and offshore licences, with a further distinction between exploration licences. View more
Wells - Exploration and Production The NSTA is committed to maximising the well value cycle on the UKCS through effective regulation, promotion and by using its influence with licensees, the supply chain and relevant bodies. View more