Tamboran Resources - Revision history

Melissa Jones at 02:10, 12 July 2019

2019-07-12T02:10:43Z

Melissa Jones: /* 2019 Belcoo application */

2019-07-01T15:33:09Z

2019 Belcoo application

Melissa Jones: /* Fracking plans for Northern Ireland */

2019-07-01T15:32:23Z

Fracking plans for Northern Ireland

Melissa Jones: /* Lobbying and PR companies */

2019-06-18T06:48:01Z

Lobbying and PR companies

Melissa Jones: /* Lobbying and PR companies */ ref for Weber latest register

2019-06-18T06:47:43Z

Lobbying and PR companies: ref for Weber latest register

Melissa Jones: /* People */

2019-06-18T06:46:29Z

People

Melissa Jones: /* People */

2019-06-17T13:31:33Z

People

Melissa Jones: /* Fracking plans for Northern Ireland */

2019-06-17T13:28:56Z

Fracking plans for Northern Ireland

Melissa Jones: /* 2019 Belcoo application */

2019-06-17T13:23:30Z

2019 Belcoo application

Melissa Jones: /* Former people */

2019-06-17T13:20:41Z

Former people

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 ===2019 Belcoo application===
-[[File:Tamboran-protests.jpg|thumb|300px]] In May 2019 Tamboran announced it had made a full application for a petroleum licence to drill an exploratory borehole at Belcoo. It has claimed the gas is worth 'in excess of £20 billion' and that its project could create 3000 long-term jobs, as well as a “substantial and generous community investment fund”.  The gas could potentially supply Northern Ireland for over 50 years, it said. <ref>Tamboran Resources, [http://www.fermanaghnaturalgas.com/benefits/ Benefits], company website, undated, accessed 17 June 2019.  </ref>
+[[File:Tamboran-protests.jpg|thumb|300px|Protestors outside Tamboran's PR and lobbying firm's offices in Belfast]] In May 2019 Tamboran announced it had made a full application for a petroleum licence to drill an exploratory borehole at Belcoo. It has claimed the gas is worth 'in excess of £20 billion' and that its project could create 3000 long-term jobs, as well as a “substantial and generous community investment fund”.  The gas could potentially supply Northern Ireland for over 50 years, it said. <ref>Tamboran Resources, [http://www.fermanaghnaturalgas.com/benefits/ Benefits], company website, undated, accessed 17 June 2019.  </ref>
 Campaigners have questioned the timing of Tamboran's Belcoo application and public consultation. Heavily redacted documents obtained from the Department for Economy by Belcoo Frack Free show that the timing of the consultation after the local elections was suggested by the fracking company.

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 ===2019 Belcoo application===
-In May 2019 Tamboran announced it had made a full application for a petroleum licence to drill an exploratory borehole at Belcoo. It has claimed the gas is worth 'in excess of £20 billion' and that its project could create 3000 long-term jobs, as well as a “substantial and generous community investment fund”.  The gas could potentially supply Northern Ireland for over 50 years, it said. <ref>Tamboran Resources, [http://www.fermanaghnaturalgas.com/benefits/ Benefits], company website, undated, accessed 17 June 2019.  </ref>
+[[File:Tamboran-protests.jpg|thumb|300px]] In May 2019 Tamboran announced it had made a full application for a petroleum licence to drill an exploratory borehole at Belcoo. It has claimed the gas is worth 'in excess of £20 billion' and that its project could create 3000 long-term jobs, as well as a “substantial and generous community investment fund”.  The gas could potentially supply Northern Ireland for over 50 years, it said. <ref>Tamboran Resources, [http://www.fermanaghnaturalgas.com/benefits/ Benefits], company website, undated, accessed 17 June 2019.  </ref>
 Campaigners have questioned the timing of Tamboran's Belcoo application and public consultation. Heavily redacted documents obtained from the Department for Economy by Belcoo Frack Free show that the timing of the consultation after the local elections was suggested by the fracking company.

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 ==Lobbying and PR companies==
-*[[Weber Shandwick]]<ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 29 January 2015 </ref> <ref> Public Affairs Board, [https://register.prca.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Current Register 1st March 2019 - 31st May 2019], accessed 18 June 2019
+*[[Weber Shandwick]]<ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 29 January 2015 </ref> <ref> Public Affairs Board, [https://register.prca.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Current Register 1st March 2019 - 31st May 2019], accessed 18 June 2019 </ref>
 *[[Hanover Communications]] <ref> APPC Register for 1 March 2014 - 31 May 2014 </ref>

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 ==Lobbying and PR companies==
-*[[Weber Shandwick]]<ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 29 January 2015 </ref>
+*[[Weber Shandwick]]<ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 29 January 2015 </ref> <ref> Public Affairs Board, [https://register.prca.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Weber%20Shandwick Current Register 1st March 2019 - 31st May 2019], accessed 18 June 2019
 *[[Hanover Communications]] <ref> APPC Register for 1 March 2014 - 31 May 2014 </ref>

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 *[[Karl Prenderville]], Chief Executive Officer, previously commercial director of Tamboran Resources, appointed person with significant control November 2017 (director since 2013)
 *[[Jeremy Deeley]]  director Tamboran Resources UK on 8 July 2016, was appointed a person with significant control 14 May 2018
-*[[Robert Bazeley]], TRUK director and geologis, appointed September 2013t<ref> Companies House, Tambourine Resources UK, accessed 17 June 2019</ref>
+*[[Robert Bazeley]], TRUK director and geologist, appointed September 2013t<ref> Companies House, Tambourine Resources UK, accessed 17 June 2019</ref>
 ===Former people===

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 In 2014 the company was granted an extension to a High Court injunction to stop protestors getting close to the Belcoo quarry, where they were holding a vigil. According to Tamboran, it was granted the injunction because of 'unlawful incidents'.
-Northern Ireland’s environment minister [[Mark Durkan]] back then said he would listen to the concerns of Fermanagh residents worried about fracking and that fracking would not happen on his watch “unless there is very strong scientific evidence that it is safe”, which he claimed “simply does not exist at this time”. <ref> [http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-28571895 Fracking firm Tamboran granted Belcoo quarry injunction extension], ''BBC News'', 30 July 2014, acc 7 August 2014 </ref> A month later, in August, Durkan rejected Tamboran's request to drill an exploratory borehole for shale gas at Belcoo quarry 'after very careful consideration'. The company had intended to drill using "permitted development rights", which meant the firm wouldn't have needed to apply for planning permission.<ref> John Campbell, [https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-28740965 Minister rejects fracking firm's borehole application], BBC News, 11 August 2014 </ref> The company's licence expired in September 2014.
+Northern Ireland’s environment minister [[Mark Durkan]] back then said he would listen to the concerns of Fermanagh residents and that fracking would not happen on his watch “unless there is very strong scientific evidence that it is safe”, which he claimed “simply does not exist at this time”. <ref> [http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-28571895 Fracking firm Tamboran granted Belcoo quarry injunction extension], ''BBC News'', 30 July 2014, acc 7 August 2014 </ref> A month later, in August, Durkan rejected Tamboran's request to drill an exploratory borehole for shale gas at Belcoo quarry 'after very careful consideration'. The company had intended to drill using "permitted development rights", which meant the firm wouldn't have needed to apply for planning permission.<ref> John Campbell, [https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-28740965 Minister rejects fracking firm's borehole application], BBC News, 11 August 2014 </ref> The company's licence expired in September 2014, although it has now emerged that it made a full application on 20 September 2016. <ref> Frack Free Belcoo, [https://www.facebook.com/belcoofrackfree/photos/a.313514418829735/1229691863878648/?type=3&theater Letter from Tamboran], Facebook, accessed 17 June 2019 </ref>
 ===2019 Belcoo application===
-Five years later, in May 2019, Tamboran announced it had made a full application for a petroleum licence to drill an exploratory borehole at Belcoo. It has claimed the gas is worth 'in excess of £20 billion' and that its project could create 3000 long-term jobs, as well as a “substantial and generous community investment fund”.  The gas could potentially supply Northern Ireland for over 50 years, it said. <ref>Tamboran Resources, [http://www.fermanaghnaturalgas.com/benefits/ Benefits], company website, undated, accessed 17 June 2019.  </ref>
+In May 2019 Tamboran announced it had made a full application for a petroleum licence to drill an exploratory borehole at Belcoo. It has claimed the gas is worth 'in excess of £20 billion' and that its project could create 3000 long-term jobs, as well as a “substantial and generous community investment fund”.  The gas could potentially supply Northern Ireland for over 50 years, it said. <ref>Tamboran Resources, [http://www.fermanaghnaturalgas.com/benefits/ Benefits], company website, undated, accessed 17 June 2019.  </ref>
 Campaigners have questioned the timing of Tamboran's Belcoo application and public consultation. Heavily redacted documents obtained from the Department for Economy by Belcoo Frack Free show that the timing of the consultation after the local elections was suggested by the fracking company.

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 *[[Joel Riddle]], Chief Executive Officer Tamboran Resources Ltd
 *[[Richard Lane]], Deputy Chairman
-*[[Andrew Bursill]], Director
+*[[Andrew Bursill]], Director, resigned September 2014
 ==Lobbying and PR companies==