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The total cost of decommissioning remaining UK offshore oil and gas production, transportation and processing infrastructure has reduced by 17%, on a like-for-like basis, to £49bn compared with a 2017 base-line estimate of £59.7bn

The total estimated cost of decommissioning UKCS upstream oil and gas infrastructure has fallen by a further £1.5bn to £44.5bn, representing an overall decrease of about £15bn (25%) since the baseline forecast and cost reduction target were introduced in 2017

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.

This IM Delivery Programme builds on the IM Strategy and describes in more detail how and when it will be delivered

This Strategy provides the framework for a new approach, which will enable the Authority and industry to improve information quality, coherence, consistency, transparency and help to unlock significant UKCSpotential across the whole oil and gas lifecycle

This document seeks views on the principle of disclosing information and samples reported to the North Sea Transition Authority (‘NSTA’) from carbon storage activities under a carbon dioxide appraisal and storage licence (‘CS licence’)

The NSTA grants you a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive right to use the Information subject to the conditions within the agreement..

This strategy describes how the OGA will deliver, promote and influence digital excellence through digitalisation to support Maximising Economic Recovery and the energy transition.