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  • Details of the efficacy and toxicity tests oil spill treatment products must have before being approved for use in UK waters.

  • Find statutory market values for disposal of category 1 oil from a UK field, which has not been sold at arm's length.

  • How to find out if a coal mining licence or other consent is needed and how to apply.

  • Information and minutes for OSPAR, REACH and research groups and forums for offshore oil and gas.

  • The plan summarises procedures the Marine Management Organisation follows in a marine pollution incident.

  • Regulations and guidance on fees and charging for environmental and other regulatory functions for offshore oil and gas exploration and production, offshore gas unloading and storage and offshore carbon dioxide storage activ…

  • Find out how the supplementary charge is calculated on ring fence profits and when it must be paid.

  • List of UK approved oil spill treatment products including the name, nature and type, and what they are approved for

  • Description of the dataset showing areas of coal extracted by surface excavations in the past or currently being excavated.

  • Information on spraying oil spill dispersants, different products and equipment, training, and keeping records.

  • Map showing the location of the Nent Haggs mine water treatment scheme.

  • Description of the dataset showing extent of coal resources capable of being extracted by surface mining methods.

  • How to use our online service to file your extractives report, or search for an existing extractives report.

  • Map showing the rivers polluted by abandoned metal mines in England, including where measures are in place to manage this pollution.

  • The recommended environmental management system (EMS) designed to achieve the general objectives of the OSPAR Offshore Strategy.

  • Guidance about applying for and obtaining the relevant permits and access agreements for a mine water heat scheme.

  • Published environmental alert notices issued in order to raise awareness of any environmental issues on the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS).

  • The data sets used by the Coal Authority are available for use and re-use purposes.

  • Description of the data set showing likely extent of probable underground coal workings for which no recorded plans exist.

  • The Coal Authority owns and manages 40 disused colliery tip sites across the United Kingdom.