Five-Quarter Energy Holdings
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Five-Quarter Energy Holdings Ltd is a British gas exploration company.
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Activities
The company is working on what Natural Gas Europe describes as 'one of the UK's most exciting unconventional gas projects', which involves drilling into rocks deep below the North Sea.
- Using a process called “Deep Gas Winning”, Five-Quarter Energy Holdings Ltd. plans to extract gas from what was once thought to be the dirtiest fuel: coal. [1]
Criticism
In November 2014 Five-Quarter's non-executive director Professor Paul Younger was criticised for not disclosing his industry connections when research co-authored by him was published in the Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology. The researchf suggested that government rules to curb tremors from fracking are unnecessarily restrictive and should be eased. Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
Affiliations
People
- Dr Harry Bradbury, chief executive and a professor at the University of Newcastle. Spoke at Unconventional Gas Aberdeen 2014, on 25-26 March.
- Professor Paul Younger from the University of Glasgow is an unpaid non-executive director. He contributed to research published in November 2014 in the Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology which suggested that government rules to curb tremors from fracking are unnecessarily restrictive and should be eased. <ref>
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Publications
Contact
- Website:
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Drew Leifheit, Five-Quarter: “Win-Winning” Solution from Coal, Natural Gas Europe, 21 March 2014, accessed 14 November 2014
