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The Buzzard field produces sour crude oil which is initially processed at the Buzzard complex. The oil produced in Buzzard field is transported through the Ineos-operated Forties Pipeline System (FPS) to the Kinneil terminal, Grangemouth, Scotland, while the gas output is pumped through the Frigg system to the St Fergus Gas Terminal, Scotland.

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Very interesting look beyond the headlines of UK oil production. Thank you

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Hi - Cambo won't be heavy, rather similar to Lancaster. Light but non-standard. Which somewhat destroys your UK refinery argument.

I've (sic) produced millions of bbls of UK crude and never sold a bbl to the UK

And if you want to get nerdy; most of these bbls were not produced for tax purposes in the UK - when we drill a well consumables are exported beyond the 12 mile line. If unused brought back to a bonded warehouse...

Still pay tax to the Exchequer

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great piece. have to say i'm still left a little unsure on what a 'mature declining basin' really is. but seriously, really enjoy your work, thank you

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