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
Crown Estate Scotland and NSTA Statement of Intent 2025 Crown Estate Scotland and North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) are actively working together to realise the tremendous energy and carbon storage potential of the North Sea, including maximising the coexistence potential of different technologies... Download
Annual Consents Exercise This page contains information regarding the Annual Consents Exercise (“ACE”) in the following sections: View more
Emissions monitoring report 2022 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 Download
UK Oil and Gas Reserves and Resources as at end 2020 The purpose of this annual report is to provide an estimate of the UKCS’s remaining recoverable petroleum resources 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
Supply Chain Action Plan (SCAP) Report 2021 : Promoting value-adding contracting and collaboration Download