This table details field partners for hydrocarbon fields in production in the UKCS, it is updated weekly.While every effort is made to ensure that this information is correct and up-to-date, North Sea Transition Authority does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy of the information on the website, and does not accept any liability for direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage of any nature, however caused, which may be sustained as a result of reliance on this information.
This table details field partners for hydrocarbon fields in production in the UKCS, it is updated weekly.While every effort is made to ensure that this information is correct and up-to-date, North Sea Transition Authority does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy of the information on the website, and does not accept any liability for direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage of any nature, however caused, which may be sustained as a result of reliance on this information.
This package contains images and videos of active hydraulic shortcuts in agricultural areas of the municipalities of Zürich and Rümlang, Switzerland. More information on hydraulic shortcuts and their relevance for pesticide transport in agricultural areas are provided in the following doctoral thesis: https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000539927 The pictures and videos in this package are intended to be used for outreach or training of farmers, etc. and can be used freely (creative commons license). The pictures and videos were taken on 13 July 2021 between 17:23h and 17:55h (UTC+2h), a few hours after a large two-day rain event. The precipitation measured at a nearby rain gage (station Affoltern, MeteoSchweiz; 47.427694, 8.517953) equalled 41.5mm on the 12th of July, and 34.7mm on the 13th of July. The images and videos were taken at six different locations. The situations that are visible on these images and videos are described in the following. For each location, latitude and longitude is indicated in brackets (WGS84 coordinate system). - **Location 1** (47.42726, 8.52567): Surface runoff on a farm track. Since the farm track is elevated in the middle, water flows at the left and right edge of the farm track. Only at one specific location surface runoff changes from the left to the right side. - **Location 2** (47.43118, 8.52572): Surface runoff flows along one edge of a farm track. - **Location 3** (47.43580, 8.52877): Surface runoff accumulates on a potato field, flows on a asphalt road, and then into an inlet of the road storm drainage system. - **Location 4** (47.44077, 8.52534): Surface runoff flows from a corn field on an asphalt road, and then into an inlet of the road storm drainage system. - **Location 5** (47.43819, 8.50848): Surface runoff accumulates on a field with bare soil, causing erosion. At the field border with the lowest elevation, surface runoff flows onto a small asphalt road and then for around 180m along this road. Finally, the surface runoff flows into an inlet of the road storm drainage system of a larger asphalt road. - **Location 6** (47.43837, 8.50621): Surface runoff formed on grassland flows into an inlet of the storm road drainage system. This occurs either directly, or via the road.
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Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Onshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Onshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Onshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Offshore field outlines as provided by the operators at the point of field determination or re-determination
Annual data on proved reserves of crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids in the U.S. Based on EIA Form-23L data. Proved reserves are estimated volumes of hydrocarbon resources that analysis of geologic and engineering data demonstrates with reasonable certainty are recoverable under existing economic and operating conditions. Reserves estimates change from year to year as new discoveries are made, existing fields are more thoroughly appraised, existing reserves are produced, and prices and technologies change.