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Fracking the UK's Shale Gas Regulatory Regime

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Y. Abul Failat
Abul Failat, Yanal

Article from: OGEL 3 (2014), in Unconventional Oil and Gas

Introduction

The production of oil and natural gas from shale formations is becoming a trend, and many countries with technically and economically recoverable unconventional resources are endeavouring to explore how shale formations may benefit the economy and achieve energy security. The trajectory of shale gas development in the UK is highly supported by the government; in the Gas Generation Strategy Paper published by the UK government on 5 December 2013, it is recognised that the shale gas production would decrease reliance on imports and thus enhance the UK's energy security. Moreover, the UK ...

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