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Oil and Gas UK speakers confirmed

Leading figures from the industry and the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), will join Oil & Gas UK at its forthcoming Breakfast Briefing, on the progress in UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) exploration and production on December 8.

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Boats for £20m seismic survey to hit the water within weeks

A £20million programme of seismic surveys in the UK continental shelf will get under way within weeks, the energy industry’s regulator said today in Aberdeen. The programme − announced in the last Budget − is aimed at stoking North Sea drilling, which is currently at an all-time low. Gunther Newcombe, director of exploration and production at the Oil and Gas Authority, said the surveys would cover an expanse of 15,000 to 20,000 kilometres with data slated for release in the second quarter of 2016.

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OGUK Conference: What to expect from OGA’s Andy Samuel’s keynote speech

Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) chief executive Andy Samuel will deliver the keynote speech at today’s Oil and Gas UK (OGUK) conference. The industry leader, who was tasked with carving out the new regulatory body’s role in the sector, will discuss why the industry must simplify its current landscape and ‘ruthlessly prioritise and focus on the things that really matter – value and urgency’.

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OGUK chief lays it on the line for Ed Balls

Oil and Gas UK's outgoing chief executive, Malcolm Webb, highlighted an "urgent need for regulatory and fiscal reform and improvements in cost efficiency" at a meeting with Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls today. Mr Webb, who hands over the helm of the industry body to Deirdre Michie on May 1, said: "The UK oil and gas industry is suffering from high costs, years of under-resourced regulation and a tax burden of between 60% and 80%, with the impact on competitiveness exacerbated by the collapse in oil prices.