Tax Incentives for CO2-EOR in the UK Continental Shelf

Alexander G Kemp; Sola Kasim

Tax Incentives for CO2-EOR in the UK Continental Shelf

Research output: Working paper

Abstract

Research in North Sea Economics has been conducted in the Economics Department
since 1973. The present and likely future effects of oil and gas developments on the Scottish economy formed the subject of a long term study undertaken for the Scottish Office. The final report of this study, The Economic Impact of North Sea Oil on Scotland, was published by HMSO in 1978. In more recent years further work has been done on the impact of oil on local economies and on the barriers to entry and characteristics of the supply companies in the offshore oil industry.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Aberdeen
Publisher	University of Aberdeen
Pages	1-49
Number of pages	49
Volume	131
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2014

Publication series

Name	North Sea Study Occasional Paper
No.	131
ISSN (Electronic)	0143-022X

Keywords

CO2-EOR

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Sola Kasim
- Business School, Economics - Lecturer
- Business and Management Studies
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