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  • Brighter summer expected for North Sea after long winter
    The UK’s prolonged winter muted drilling and deals growth in the North Sea after a strong finish to 2012, according to a new report from Deloitte.
  • Budget 2013: Deloitte comments on oil and gas announcements in Budget 2013
    The Chancellor today announced proposals for a new field allowance for shale gas and an extension of the current ‘Ring Fence Expenditure Supplement’ rules to encourage development.
  • Renewed vigour on the UK Continental Shelf
    A broader range of tax allowances and a sustained high oil price boosted drilling activity on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) by one third in 2012, according to a new report by Deloitte.
  • Mining industry must balance rising short-term volatility against critical investments needed to meet long-term demand
    Challenges like rising costs and increased demand uncertainty should not deter miners from making investments today to fulfil future global commodity requirements, according to a new report from Deloitte.
  • Deloitte comments on the Government’s much anticipated Energy Bill
    The draft Energy Bill represents the most fundamental set of reforms to the UK’s electricity market since privatisation, providing a new framework for supporting low carbon generation.
  • Deloitte and Venmyn deal establishes leading capability in mining advisory services
    Deloitte’s Southern African firm has acquired mining services consultancy Venmyn, to create a new minerals advisory business – Venmyn Deloitte.
  • Deloitte report suggests biomass generation could exceed government estimations
    The Government has estimated that biomass could contribute up to 21 per cent of the UK’s 2020 renewable energy generation targets, but a new report from Deloitte.
  • North Sea picks up the pace of performance
    Confidence is returning to investment decisions being made in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS), according to latest figures from business advisory firm Deloitte.
  • Deloitte comments on North Sea tax changes announced today by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
    Deloitte commentis on the North Sea tax allowances announced by George Osborne.
  • Deloitte comments on US Securities and Exchange Commission legislation on US listed companies in extractive industries
    UK companies with US listings will be affected as could UK subsidiaries of affected US groups. The EU is currently reviewing a similar draft provision which would create comparable reporting obligations.
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