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UK Oil and Gas Authority Launch Exploration Data Competition

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A recent Cross Sector Efficiency Study by the Oil & Gas Industry Council and PwC stated “Only fundamental change to the way businesses work and interact will generate the level of sustainable change necessary to compete for international investment in the North Sea and maximise recovery.”  In an attempt to affect this type of change, the UK Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has launched a competition to find new and innovative ways to use extensive seismic data collected on the Rockall Basin and Mid North Sea High.  Scientists and engineers will have the chance to compete for a slice of the £500,000 worth of funding available to develop new technology to exploit these findings.

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An End To Cooking On Gas?

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Speculation is rife that an agreement achieved at December’s gathering of the United Nations to discuss climate change could spell the beginning of the end for cooking and heating with gas. The Paris climate change deal to stop global warming, approved by 195 countries, commits nations to greater reductions in greenhouse gases from 2020 onwards.

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Gas Demand Across European Union To Increase by 7% in 2015

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After four years of decline, European gas demand is estimated to increase by 7% in 2015 with respect to last year according to the latest forecast from Eurogas, the gas association representing the European gas wholesale, retail and distribution sectors. The first half of 2015 saw a significant increase of approximately 9% in demand, compared with the same period in 2014. This estimate comes from their annual survey, covering approximately 87% of the EU gas market.

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Exploiting the UK Seabed for a Commercially Viable Seaweed-to-Biofuels Industry

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An innovative project, The ‘SeaGas’ scheme, is underway in the north east of England aimed at creating biomethane from seaweed. The conversion of seaweed to biogas via anaerobic digestion could enable the UK’s seabed to become a long-term source of environmentally friendly fuel. The ‘SeaGas’ scheme is being supported to the tune of nearly £3 million by the Industrial Biotechnology Catalyst, which helps UK companies to bring their biotechnology innovations to market.