Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil
Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil
Environmental Statement - Maersk Oil
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Field Development<br />
Plan<br />
Pipeline Works<br />
Authorisation<br />
A ‐ 6<br />
Smaller developments and pipelines<br />
Exploration, appraisal and development wells and any sidetracks<br />
Production consent variations and renewals<br />
Balloch Field Development <strong>Environmental</strong> <strong>Statement</strong><br />
Appendix A – Review of Legislation<br />
If a Direction as to the requirement for an ES is desired then the following Petroleum Operations Notice 15 (PON15)<br />
online application forms on the UK<strong>Oil</strong>Portal should be used:<br />
PON 15b when seeking a direction for drilling a proposed well including new sidetrack wells and/or seeking a<br />
chemical permit<br />
PON 15c when seeking a direction for a proposed pipeline and/or seeking a chemical permit<br />
PON 15d when seeking a direction for proposed development (or for variation, renewal or extension of a<br />
production consent) and/or seeking a chemical permit<br />
PON15e when seeking a chemical permit during decommissioning operations (not on portal – paper version of<br />
application form can be found at https://www.og.decc.gov.uk/regulation/pons/index.htm and should be<br />
emailed to the <strong>Environmental</strong> Management Team at DECC)<br />
PON 15f when seeking a chemical permit during workover/well intervention operations<br />
Petroleum Act 1998 Regulator: DECC<br />
Operators are required to submit plans for development of field to DECC for approval.<br />
Petroleum Act 1998 Regulator: DECC<br />
Construction of a pipeline is prohibited in, under or over controlled waters, except in accordance with an authorization<br />
granted by the Secretary of State (known as the Pipeline Works Authorisation – PWA).<br />
Application for authorisation is made under Section 14 of the Act , to the Secretary of State;<br />
The Secretary of State decides whether applications are to be considered or not. If not to be considered<br />
reasons will be given;<br />
If an application is being considered, the Secretary of State will give directions with respect to the application;<br />
The applicant is to publish a notice giving such details as directed by the Secretary of State, allowing 28 days<br />
from first publication of the notice for public consultation;<br />
Publication must provide a map and such other information as directed by the Secretary of State and must<br />
make these available for public view during the specified period;<br />
Notice must also be provided to any other parties as directed by the Secretary of State;