Hartshead starts spending on North Sea project after budget ‘clarity’
North Sea operator Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) is progressing the first phase of its Anning and Somerville after receiving "clarity" from the UK budget.
North Sea operator Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) is progressing the first phase of its Anning and Somerville after receiving "clarity" from the UK budget.
Australian operator Hartshead Resources is moving closer to a field development plan for its Anning and Somerville development
Australian firm Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) is continuing work on its North Sea developments despite ongoing fiscal uncertainty surrounding the windfall tax.
Hartshead Resources warns of the risk of a "flight of capital to other jurisdictions" due to Labour Party comments on the windfall tax.
Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) has announced a deal for a 'financing backstop' worth A$800 million (£415m) to progress the first phase of the Anning and Somerville developments in the North Sea
Hartshead Resources says survey work has been completed on the route of a proposed gas pipeline for its southern North Sea development, with engineering work to be awarded next year.
A contract for a geophysical pipeline survey has been awarded by the companies developing a Southern North Sea gas cluster.
Australia’s Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) has appointed a new advisory firm, and extended a contract with another, as it seeks to raise funds for its flagship UK project.
With a field development plan submitted, Hartshead Resources is tendering for millions of pounds of drilling and stimulation contracts at its Anning and Somerville fields.
Australia’s Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) has submitted a field development plan (FDP) for the first phase of Southern North Sea project.
A new phase of project work – focussed on first production - has got underway at a Southern North Sea gas project.
Australian-headquartered Hartshead Resources (ASX: HHR) is making headway on developing a pair of Southern North Sea gas fields.
Hartshead Resources says it has received “high interest” from parties keen to partner up on a pair of UK gas fields.
A North Sea firm is anticipated to splash out upwards of £100 million in the next couple of years in order to bring a pair of gas fields online.