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New Fracking Sell-Off: Time To Get Organised

New Fracking Sell-Off: Time To Get Organised

…ds Hutton Energy SK72 Coronation (Oil and Gas) East Midlands IGas Energy SK49 Total, Egdon East Midlands IGas Energy SK87c Total, Egdon East Midlands IGas Energy SK88b Total, Egdon East Midlands IGas Energy SK89e Total, Egdon East Midlands IGas Energy SK99a East Midlands IGas Energy TF18b East Midlands INEOS SK45 East Midlands INEOS SK48 East Midlands INEOS SK58a North West Osprey SD61 OK Energy (Onshore), Energy Development And Investments UK Eas… Continue reading

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Tinker Lane

Tinker Lane

…er 2015. Bassetlaw District Council is consulting its lawyers over whether IGas has broken planning rules. More details IGas Energy plans to construct a shale gas exploration site off the A634 between Barnby Moor and Blyth. Initially IGas plans (PDF) to drill one well to core sample the shale, as well as a number of small monitoring boreholes in vicinity. French utility company GDF Suez has a 25 percent stake in IGas’s licence block covering… Continue reading

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Seismic Surveys: The Fracking Spearhead

Seismic Surveys: The Fracking Spearhead

…8220;extensive 3D seismic surveys across a number of licence areas”. IGas’s seismic contractor of choice appears to be Canadian company Tesla Exploration. IGas now appear to have their sights set on obtaining 100 square kilometres of 3D data near Glazebury, Warrington, between Manchester and Liverpool (see map at bottom). It is unclear exactly when IGas will try to push ahead with this survey, but another company, Aurora Energy Resourc… Continue reading

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Coal Bed Methane: The Evil Twin of Shale Gas

Coal Bed Methane: The Evil Twin of Shale Gas

…Energy, IGas Energy (Cheshire) and UK Methane (South Wales). In particular IGas Energy and Dart Energy (who bought out the the previous company Composite Energy) are already producing gas on a small scale. IGas has a well at Doe Green near Warrington that is producing gas to generate electricity. Their CEO, Andrew Austin, admitted to a parliamentary select committee in March 2011 that they have fracked the well. Greenpark Energy is also engaged in… Continue reading

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