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The Oil and Gas Authority (Fees) Regulations 2016
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Fixed fees payable for other consents
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6.—(1) A licensee who makes an application to the OGA for consent to an activity or matter listed in the first column of the table following paragraph (2) must pay the corresponding fee in the second column of that table.
(2) The licensee must pay any fee payable under paragraph (1) at the time of making the application, unless the OGA notifies the licensee in writing that the fee may be paid at a later date.
Fees for other consents
| Activity or matter requiring consent | Fee payable |
|---|---|
| Methodology proposed for the measurement of petroleum | £920 |
| Drill a primary well | £647 |
| Drill a sidetrack well branching off from the principal well to a target location different from that of the principal well | £532 |
| Fit or refit equipment in a well for the purpose of enabling hydrocarbon production or injection | £506 |
| Get petroleum from a licensed area | £994 |
| Variation of a consent to get petroleum from a licensed area | £994 |
| Flare or vent petroleum from a well | £714 |
| Variation of a consent to flare or vent petroleum from a well | £714 |
| Well suspension | £532 |
| Put back into use any well subject to a well suspension | £506 |
| Abandon a well permanently | £506 |
| Change of licensee of a petroleum licence | £252 |
| Change of the beneficiary of rights granted by a petroleum licence | £252 |
| Appointment of an operator under a petroleum licence | £900 |
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