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All Notices Gazette ALL NOTICES GAZETTE CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 19 JUNE 2018 PRINTED ON 20 JUNE 2018 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY | ESTABLISHED 1665 WWW.THEGAZETTE.CO.UK Contents State/2* Royal family/ Parliament & Assemblies/ Honours & Awards/ Church/ Environment & infrastructure/3* Health & medicine/ Other Notices/8* Money/ Companies/9* People/56* Terms & Conditions/85* * Containing all notices published online on 19 June 2018 STATE STATE STATE APPOINTMENTS 3050711NEW VICE LORD-LIEUTENANT OF GREATER LONDON The Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London, Sir Kenneth Olisa OBE, appointed Col Jane Davis OBE QVRM TD DL as his Vice Lord- Lieutenant from 29th May 2018. Col Davis succeeds Wg Cdr Michael Dudgeon OBE DL in the post. (3050711) 2 | CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 19 JUNE 2018 | ALL NOTICES GAZETTE ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE Reference Operator Project Quad/ Direction Name Block Issued ENVIRONMENT & PLA/509 Offshore Thames 52/3 18/04/2018 Design PL370 Engineering Pipeline INFRASTRUCTURE Ltd Operations PLA/520 Premier Oil Catcher 28/9 26/04/2018 E&P UK Pipeline ENERGY Ltd Operations 3050466THE OFFSHORE PETROLEUM PRODUCTION AND PIPE-LINES Main reasons/ Main considerations were discharges to (ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS) REGULATIONS conclusions on which the marine environment, deposit of 1999 (AS AMENDED) decision is based materials on the seabed and DIRECTION DECISIONS interference with other users of the sea. Pursuant to regulations 6(11) and 6(12) of the above Regulations, the Chemical discharges assessed as no Secretary of State gives notice of the following decision(s), in respect risk to the environment and impacts of application(s) made under regulation 6 of the above Regulations were localised and not significant. requesting a direction confirming that a relevant project need not be Mitigation features / Any deposits will be the minimum accompanied by an environmental statement and confirming the measures required to achieve objectives and Secretary of State’s agreement to the grant of consent. designed to prevent unnecessary Reference Operator Project Quad/ Direction interference with other sea users. Works Name Block Issued will be undertaken in accordance with applicable navigational conditions, and DRA/539 Spirit Chiswick 49/04 04/04/2018 appropriate controls put in place to Energy Gamma reduce the likelihood of accidental North Sea Delta Well events. Ltd DRA/536 Chrysaor Maria Well 16/29a 18/04/2018 Having regard to the relevant application(s) for direction(s) submitted North Sea 16/29a-15 under the above Regulations, the Secretary of State has assessed the Ltd project(s) as not likely to have a significant effect on the environment and has given a direction that the application for consent under the DRA/547 CNR Ninian 03/03 20/04/2018 Petroleum Act 1998 need not be accompanied by an environmental Internation Central statement. The main reasons and considerations on which this al (UK) Ltd Well C83 decision is based are summarised above, and have taken full account DRA/533 AGR Well Cambo 204/10a 23/04/2018 of the characteristics of the project, the environmental sensitivity of Manageme Well the areas likely to be affected by the project and the nature and nt Ltd 204/10a- significance of the potential impacts, as set out in Schedule 1 to the Cambo E Regulations. DRA/555 Anasuria Guillemot A 211/25 27/04/2018 EXCLUDED ACTIVITY DECISIONS Operating Well Pursuant to regulation 5(10) of the above Regulations, the Secretary Company 211/25-G3 of State gives notice that, having regard to the matters set out in Main reasons/ Main considerations were discharges to regulations 5(2) and/or 5(2A) and Schedule 1 to the Regulations, the conclusions on which the marine environment, atmospheric Secretary of State has decided that the operations in respect of which decision is based emissions and interference with other consent is sought would not be likely to have a significant effect on users of the sea. Chemical discharges the environment and accordingly no environmental statement need be assessed as no risk to marine prepared in respect of the relevant project. environment, and atmospheric Reference Operator Project Name Quad/ Block emissions rapidly dispersed to EX/36/2018 Apache Beryl 1 Buckland 9/18 background levels. Impacts were Ltd modifying, localised and not significant. installations, Mitigation features / Oil-based mud cuttings thermally renumbering measures treated to reduce oil content prior to and removing discharge or shipped to shore for of Pipelines treatment and disposal. Appropriate EX/37/2018 Apache Beryl 1 Callater 9/19 navigational controls will be Ltd Installation of implemented, and controls put in place Pipelines to reduce the likelihood of accidental Further information in relation to all of the decisions detailed in this events. notice can be found on the GOV.UK website at Reference Operator Project Quad/ Direction https://www.gov.uk/guidance/oil-and-gas-environmental-data Name Block Issued If you have any questions in relation to this notice or the decisions, PLA/516 Shell U.K. Pipeline 21/25 06/04/2018 please contact the Environmental Management Team, Offshore Ltd PL782 Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning (OPRED), Pipeline AB1 Building, Crimon Place, Aberdeen AB10 1BJ (e-mail: Operations [email protected]). (3050466) PLA/524 Premier Oil Balmoral 16/21b 10/04/2018 E&P UK Pipeline Ltd Operations 3050465SHELL U.K. LIMITED THE PETROLEUM ACT 1998 PLA/481 BP Rhum 3/29 12/ 04/2018 CURLEW DECOMMISSIONING PROGRAMMES Exploration Pipeline On Monday 18 June 2018, Shell U.K. Limited submitted, for the Operating Operations consideration of the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Co. Ltd Industrial Strategy, draft Decommissioning Programmes for the PLA/518 Premier Oil Caledonia 16/26 13/04/2018 Curlew Field facilities, associated pipelines, manifolds and wellheads, E & P UK 2018 in accordance with the provisions of the Petroleum Act 1998. Ltd Campaign It is a requirement of the Act that interested parties be consulted on such decommissioning proposals. The items/facilities covered by the Decommissioning Programmes are: ALL NOTICES GAZETTE | CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 19 JUNE 2018 | 3 ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE 1.The Curlew FPSO Written representation concerning this application may be made to 2.Associated Curlew Field subsea infrastructure SEPA at the above address, or via the following email address: Shell U.K. Limited hereby gives notice that the Curlew registryangussmithsepa.org,uk and if received within 28 days of this Decommissioning Programmes can be viewed online at website Notice, will be taken into consideration in determining the application. https://www.shell.co.uk/sustainability/curlew.html Any such representations made by any person will be entered in a Alternatively, a digital copy of the programmes can be requested, or a public register, unless that person requests in writing that they should hard copy inspected at the following location on Tuesday morning or not be entered. Where such a request is made, a statement will be Thursday afternoon: included in the register indicating that representations have been Shell U.K. Limited, 1 Altens Farm Road, Nigg, Aberdeen, AB12 3FY. made that have been the subject of such a request. This notice was Contact: Rob Jansen, Head of Projects, Decommissioning Strategy published on Tuesday 20th June 2018. (3050467) E-Mail: [email protected] Representations regarding the Curlew Decommissioning Programmes should be submitted in writing to Shell U.K. Limited marked for the 3050463BEAR SCOTLAND attention of Rob Jansen at the above address where they should be WATER ENVIRONMENT AND WATER SERVICES (SCOTLAND) received by the consultation closing date, Wednesday 18 July, and ACT 2003 should state the grounds upon which any representations are being WATER ENVIRONMENT (CONTROLLED ACTIVITIES) (SCOTLAND) made. REGULATIONS 2011 Monday 18 June 2018 APPLICATION FOR AUTHORISATION Rob Jansen, Head of Projects, Decommissioning Strategy, Shell U.K. A9 SOUTH OF BRUAR ON RIVER GARRY Limited, 1 Altens Farm Road, Nigg, Aberdeen, AB12 3FY (3050465) An application has been made to the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) by Bear Scotland for authorisation to carry on controlled activities at, near or in connection with A9 South of Bruar at ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Layby 52 namely: River Garry Description of Waters affected National grid 3050467DUPONT TEIJIN FILMS UK LTD controlled activity reference POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL (SCOTLAND) Construction of Grey River Garry NN 8368 6562 REGULATIONS 2012 Bank Protection In accordance with Paragraph 4 of Schedule 7 to the Pollution 168m in length Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations, notice is hereby given Construction of Bed River Garry NN 8368 6562 that DuPont Teijin Films UK Ltd has applied to the Scottish Protection 168m Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) to vary (change) their permit under Regulation 46 of the regulations. This is in respect of activities SEPA considers that the above controlled activities may have a being carried out, namely manufacture of Polyester Polymers at an significant adverse impact on the water environment and on the installation located at Dalbeattie Road, Drungans, Dumfries, DG2 interests of other users of the water environment. Other activities are 8YA. included in the application that are considered not likely to have such The change in the operation proposed by the application is an impact and are not listed here. Details of all the activities applied modification of a production line to add the capability to manufacture for can be seen in the application. of polyesters Polyethelyne Terephthalate and Polyethylene A copy of the application and any accompanying information may be Naphthalate using raw materials and a chemistry route that will inspected free of charge, at the SEPA Registry below, between 9.30 generate methanol as a by-product of the monomer reaction. Liquid a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Monday to Friday (except local and national methanol generated by the process will be collected in a dedicated holidays) and by prior arrangement at Strathearn Office, Broxden tank for export via road tanker.
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