Toolkit
Environmental Regulation and Planning Conditions for Onshore Oil and Gas well sites in the UK
Environmental Regulation and Planning Conditions for Onshore Oil and Gas well sites in the UK
- National STEPS Network
- Toolkit
- Unknown
- Control of WorkEnvironmentRegulation and Legislation
- Environmental protectionRegulation and legislationWell integrity
- Hydraulic fracturing
- Environmental monitoring and quality assuranceEnvironmental permittingRisk assessment
- Upstream oil and gas
- Onshore facility
Summary
Presentation outlining environmental regulation and planning approval for UK onshore oil and gas wells. It addresses surface pollution, well design and hydraulic fracturing risks, extractive waste permits, waste management plans and monitoring after decommissioning. It also explains regulator coordination, protected areas and local planning conditions.
Classifications: Environmental protection; environmental safety; pollution prevention.
Classifications: Regulation and legislation; safety legislation; regulatory requirements.
Classifications: Well integrity; well life cycle integrity.
Classifications: Hydraulic fracturing; fracking.
Classifications: Environmental monitoring and quality assurance.
Classifications: Environmental permitting.
Classifications: Risk assessment; hazard assessment.
Classifications: Upstream oil and gas; oil and gas extraction; upstream petroleum.
Classifications: Onshore facility; onshore plant.
Summary
UK regulatory guidance covers environmental permits, planning conditions, waste, emissions, groundwater, hydraulic fracturing and site restoration.
Themes: control of work, environment, regulation and legislation.