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The Offshore (Oil and Gas) Installation and Pipeline Abandonment Charges (Revocation) Regulations 2026

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6 Calculation of abandonment programme charges

(1) The abandonment programme charges for a charging period for a particular offshore installation or submarine pipeline are to be calculated as (A x B) + (C x D) + (E x F) + G where— A is the number of hours of work carried out on abandonment programme functions in the charging period by non-specialist administration officers; B is £130; C is the number of hours work carried out on abandonment programme functions in the charging period by non-specialist decommissioning officers; D is £132; E is the number of hours work carried out on abandonment programme functions in the charging period by specialist environmental officers; F is £256; G is expenses incurred by the Secretary of State for work commissioned in relation to abandonment programme functions. (2) In this regulation— “environmental function” means the abandonment programme function of considering the environmental effects of an abandonment programme and modifications and conditions in relation to those effects; “non-specialist administration officer” means a person engaged by or on behalf of the Secretary of State to provide administrative support to non-specialist decommissioning officers or specialist environmental officers; “non-specialist decommissioning officer” means a person engaged by or on behalf of the Secretary of State to carry out abandonment programme functions other than environmental functions; “specialist environmental officer” means a person engaged on behalf of the Secretary of State to carry out environmental functions.

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6 Calculation of abandonment programme charges

(1) The abandonment programme charges for a charging period for a particular offshore installation or submarine pipeline are to be calculated as (A x B) + (C x D) + (E x F) + G where— A is the number of hours of work carried out on abandonment programme functions in the charging period by non-specialist administration officers; B is £130; C is the number of hours work carried out on abandonment programme functions in the charging period by non-specialist decommissioning officers; D is £132; E is the number of hours work carried out on abandonment programme functions in the charging period by specialist environmental officers; F is £256; G is expenses incurred by the Secretary of State for work commissioned in relation to abandonment programme functions. (2) In this regulation— “environmental function” means the abandonment programme function of considering the environmental effects of an abandonment programme and modifications and conditions in relation to those effects; “non-specialist administration officer” means a person engaged by or on behalf of the Secretary of State to provide administrative support to non-specialist decommissioning officers or specialist environmental officers; “non-specialist decommissioning officer” means a person engaged by or on behalf of the Secretary of State to carry out abandonment programme functions other than environmental functions; “specialist environmental officer” means a person engaged on behalf of the Secretary of State to carry out environmental functions.

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