27 June ARELJ Article- Decommissioning Liabilities - For whom the bell tolls? June 27, 2022 By Sally Parker ARELJ, Industry, Mining, Oil and Gas Decommissioning, Petroleum, Royalties, PRRT 0 David Maloney Life Member- AMPLA This paper examines the circumstances in which titleholders who had recently acquired late-life petroleum production assets located off New Zealand’s shores and in Commonwealth waters off Australia’s shores were able to avoid liability for the costs of decommissioning wells and related infrastructure, and the responses of the respective governments and industry to the measures proposed or adopted to avoid a recurrence. Member Login Required to Access Recent Development Read More Related Articles Submission - DISER Consultation Paper December 2020 ‘Enhancing Australia’s decommissioning framework for offshore oil and gas activities’ Proposed changes to offshore oil and gas decommissioning framework In December, the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources released its consultation paper on enhancing Australia’s offshore oil and gas decommissioning framework. ARELJ - Comment - New Powers to Disqualify Persons from holding Resource Authorities in Queensland ARELJ Case Note - Applying the Cautionary Principle to Harvesting Timber in Victoria ARELJ - Article - The Great Space Rush: Regulating Space Mining ARELJ - Article - The Grounds Not Taken: Reliance on Additional Matters to Support the Refusal of Consent to the Assignment of a Joint Venture Interest Showing 0 Comment Comments are closed.