CONTENTS
MINISTERIAL FOREWORD
- KEY POINTS
- OFFSHORE
ENVIRONMENTAL BULLET POINTS
- UK CONTINENTAL SHELF DESIGNATIONS
1 WORKING WITH THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
- WORKING WITH THE
OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
- Petroleum
Licensing
- Data
Release
- Table 1.1
- CDA (Common
Data Access)
- The Environmental Imperative
- Assessment
(EIA) Directive
- Infrastructure
- DTI Core
Store
- CRINE
Network
- Hydrocarbon Additional Recovery
Programme (HARP)
- Offshore
Geology
- Best
Practice Conference
- OIL AND GAS (OG)
DIRECTORATE
- OSO AND THE OIL AND
GAS AND PETROCHEMICAL SUPPLY INDUSTRY
- World-Wide
Web Pages
- Digital
Version of Volume 2 of Energy Report ("the
Brown Book")
- Box 1.1
ORIGINS OF OIL AND GAS
2 ECONOMIC IMPACT
- Chart 2.1 Trends in
the Production of Oil and Gas, 1970 to 1997
- Chart 2.2
Average Oil and Gas Prices from UKCS sales, 1976
to 1997
- Chart 2.3
UKCS Oil and Gas Sector - Contribution to GDP -
1976 to 1997
- SALES
- INVESTMENT
- Chart 2.4 UKCS
capital investment, 1976 to 1997 with intended
expenditure to 2000
- Table 2.1 -
DTI capital expenditure survey 1997
- COSTS
- Table 2.2 -
Intentions to drill E & A Wells: from DTI
1998 Survey
- Chart 2.5 -
Unit operating costs in 1997 prices - 1976 to
1997
- Table 2.3 -
Unit costs of fields at 1997 prices
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- EMPLOYMENT
- Chart 2.6 -
Employment in the oil and gas sector, and
employment offshore - 1978 to 1997
- BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- Chart 2.7 -
Visible trade balance, 1976 to 1997
- GOVERNMENT REVENUES
- Table 2.4 -
Taxes and Royalties Attributable to UK Oil and
Gas Production and Gas Levy
- Chart 2.8 -
Government receipts from UKCS - with oil prices,
and production 1976/77 to 1997/98
- UKCS FISCAL REGIME
3 REGULATORY REGIME
- REASONS FOR
REGULATORY REGIME
- LICENSING
- Legislative Framework
- Types of Seaward Licences
- Types of Landward Licences
- Criteria for Awarding Licences
- Applications For Licences
- Financial Terms
- Depletion Control
- OFFSHORE HEALTH AND SAFETY
- DECOMMISSIONING
- Background
- Legislation
- Policy
- Brent Spar
- Guidance
Notes
- Financial Security
4 ENVIRONMENT
- INTRODUCTION
- DTIS ROLE
AS A REGULATOR
- EU Habitats Directive
- EU Environmental Impact Assessment
Directive
- OIL SPILLS
- Chart 4.1 -
Total amount of oil spilled by year
- Table 4.1 -
Oil spills reported to the DTI, 1988 - 1997
- Aerial Surveillance
- OFFSHORE INSPECTIONS
- DISCHARGES FROM OFFSHORE INSTALLATIONS
- Produced Water Discharges
- Oil Contaminated Drill Cuttings
- Table 4.2 -
Oil discharged with produced water, 1988 - 1998
- Synthetic Drilling Fluids
- Chart 4.2 -
Synthetic drilling fluid discharges
- Offshore Chemicals
- INTERNATIONAL
FORA
- SEBA 1997
- SEBA 1998
- RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
5 EXPLORATION, APPRAISALAND
LICENCING
- Chart 5.1 -
Sedimentary Basin
- OFFSHORE EXPLORATION AND APPRAISAL
- Chart 5.2 -
JNCC Regional Coastal Reports
- Northern North Sea (including East
Shetland Platform)
- West of Shetland
- Moray Firth
- Central North Sea
- Southern North Sea
- West of England and Wales
- English Channel
- Other Offshore areas
- ONSHORE EXPLORATION AND APPRAISAL
- DEVELOPMENT DRILLING
- LICENSING
ROUNDS
- Seaward Licensing Rounds
- Out of Round Blocks
- Landward Licensing Rounds
- FALLOW BLOCKS
- NORTHERN
IRELAND
6 RESERVES
- CLASSIFICATION OF RESERVES
- Chart 6.1 -
Discovered recoverable reserves - Oil
- Table 6.1 -
Estimates of discovered recoverable reserves of
OIL on the UKCS as at 31 December 1997
- Table 6.2 -
Estimates of discovered recoverable reserves of
GAS on the UKCS as at 31
December 1997
- Gas
- Chart 6.2 -
Discovered recoverable reserves - Gas
- Dry Gas
- Condensate Gas
- Associated Gas
- POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL RESERVES
- Table 6.3 -
Potential additional reserves
- UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE RESERVES
- Table 6.4 -
Estimates of undiscovered recoverable reservces
on the UKCS
- ESTIMATED POTENTIAL OF THE UKCS
- Table 6.5 -
UK initially recoverable reserves
7 DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY APPROVED
IN 1997
- FIELD APPROVALS
- Table 7.1 -
Development Plans authorised in 1997
- TRENDS AND
HIGHLIGHTS
- FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
- HYDROCARBONS
ADDITIONAL RECOVERY PROGRAMME (HARP)
8 PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL
ACTIVITIES
- OIL PRODUCTION
- OIL & GAS PRODUCTION FORECASTS
- a) Oil
Range
- b) Gas
Range
- OIL DISPOSAL
- Table 8.1 -
Oil terminals receiving UKCS crude oil in 1996/7
- GAS PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL
- Chart 8.1 -
1997 Oil production by field
- Chart 8.2 -
1997 Gas production by field
- Chart 8.3 -
Total UKCS disposals of crude oil & NGLs 1997
- GAS FLARING
- OFFSHORE
PIPELINES
- Table 8.2 -
Distillation Capacity of Refineries
- PRODUCTION AND DISPOSAL OF NATURAL GAS
LIQUIDS
- OFFSHORE INFRASTRUCTURE CODE OF PRACTICE
- REFINING IN THE
UK
- Chart 8.3 -
United Kingdom Refinery Locations as at 1 January
1998
9 REVIEW OF FIELDS
- GUIDANCE TO READERS
- REVIEW OF
FIELDS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
APPENDICES
- 1 Offshore
licensing rounds
- 2 Drilling
activity
- 3 Significant
offshore discoveries in date order
- 4 Onshore oil
and gas discoveries 1983-1997
- 5 Sales and
expenditure upon exploration, development and operating
activities
- 6 Oil
Production
- 7 Gross gas
production
- 8 Oil produced
and gas flared at offshore producing fields
- 9 Gas flared at
oil terminals and producing offshore oil fields
- 10 Oil
production platforms
- 11 Offshore oil
and gas trunk and interfield pipelines
- 12
Decommissioned installations
- 13 Glossary of
terms and abbreviations
- 14 Ministerial
and senior oil and gas responsibilities in the DTI
- 15 Oil and Gas
(OG) Directorate structure and organisation
- 16 Postal
details of UK refineries
- 17 Other useful
addresses and numbers
COLOUR
MAPS SHOWING UK OIL AND GAS
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Title
| Table of Contents
Chapter 1
| Chapter 2
| Chapter 3
| Chapter 4 |
Chapter 5 |
Chapter 6
| Chapter 7
| Chapter 8
| Chapter 9
Appendix 1
| Appendix 2
| Appendix 3
| Appendix 4
| Appendix 5
| Appendix 6
| Appendix 7
| Appendix 8
Appendix 9
| Appendix 10
| Appendix 11
| Appendix 12
| Appendix 13
| Appendix 14
| Appendix 15
| Appendix 16
| Appendix 17
Plate 1
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