| Creator: |
Alison Lane
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| Subject: |
Keywords: Sustainable Seas, Platforms Oil and gas Decommissioning Offshore structures
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| Description: |
The research programme comprised several stand-alone investigations that together contribute to understanding any potential environmental or social benefits relating to the re-use of offshore oil and gas structures in New Zealand, or whether associated risks or costs may outweigh those benefits.
The research targeted the following themes:
• A regulatory review of New Zealand’s current regulatory frameworks and international comparison
• The Cost Benefit Analysis of decommissioning options that could be applied in New Zealand
• An analysis of whether existing structures have an effect on benthic community composition
• A review of marine mammal sightings in the Taranaki Bight; and
• An investigation of social attitudes towards decommissioning.
(Sustainable Seas project number IF2.2.2.2)
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| Publisher: |
Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge
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| Type: |
Report
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| Format: |
PDF
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| Source: |
Local Storage
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| Language: |
English
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| Modified: |
2019-07-03T11:29:47
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