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Bacton Energy Hub (BEH) is a strategic infrastructure opportunity that will support the UK to reach its ambitious net zero 2050 targets and to be a global leader in delivering low carbon energy solutions.

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.

Operating costs (OPEX) in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) fell in 2016 in terms of both total OPEX and average unit operating cost (UOC), measured per barrel of oil equivalent (boe).

The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), formerly the Oil and Gas Authority, is tasked with optimising UK oil and gas production while driving North Sea energy transition, realising the enormous potential of the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) as a critical energy and carbon abatement resource

The North Sea Transition Deal is an agreement between industry and government to deliver an orderly energy transition. The NSTA is helping deliver on many of the aims of the deal.

Low-carbon hydrogen has the potential to bolster the UK’s future energy security and play a transformative role in the UK’s transition to net zero.

The UK has a world-class supply chain which has provided the skills, services and pioneering technologies needed to deliver North Sea oil and gas in some of the harshest weather conditions for more than half a century.  

The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) introduced new measures in 2018 to ensure operators work appropriately with the supply chain and derive maximum value from project activity.

The development phase of the oil and gas life cycle covers the period after an economic discovery has been made and details the processes required to take the discovery up to, but before, the production phase.