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Through effective asset stewardship we aim to optimise efficiency and ensure economic recovery and support the drive to net zero carbon by 2050, while maintaining high standards of safety and environmental management.

We will continue to undertake pro-active, structured and prioritised stewardship reviews with operators and licensees based on intelligence gathered, prioritising those with the greatest impact on economic recovery and support the drive to net zero carbon by 2050.

The NSTA charges fees for a range of services to specific licence holders, including consents issued under petroleum licences, offshore methane gas and carbon dioxide storage licences and for pipeline works authorisations issued under Part III of the Petroleum Act 1998. 

Explore terabytes' worth of seismic and well data

Fiscal measurement supervision and coherent practical arrangements related to pipelines and installations governed by existing agreements between the UK and Norway

The Authority, working with industry, is committed to maximising the well value cycle on the UKCS (without detriment to safety or the environment) through effective regulation, promotion and by using its influence with licensees, the supply chain and relevant bodies

This Supply Chain Delivery Programme builds on the Supply Chain Strategy and describes in more detail how and when the focus areas will be delivered