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Technical guidance on hazard analysis for onshore carbon capture installations and onshore pipelines

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ISBN: 9780852935415
Oil and gas exploration and production onshore in the United Kingdom

1st September 1980

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Vestas installs UK’s most powerful onshore wind turbine in Scotland

4th August 2026

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The V162-6.2MW EnVentus wind turbine is the first of 44 units planned for the 308MW project. Once operational, the site is set to become t...
Onshore exploration and production for oil and gas

1st January 1981

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Good plant design and operation for onshore carbon capture installations and onshore pipelines

1st September 2010

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ISBN: 9780852935408
Oil and gas exploration and production in Arctic and Subarctic onshore regions

1st January 1993

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ISBN: 2831701880
Record 3.65GW wind project goes live in US with long-distance transmission link

30th June 2026

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The SunZia development is one of the largest renewable energy projects in the US to date, combining utility-scale wind generation with dedicated long-...
Environmental and planning regulatory background to onshore exploration and production

1st May 1987

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