Sentence examples for permits for exploratory from inspiring English sources
Cuadrilla has Environment Agency permits for exploratory drilling.
They also protested a change to their recommended six-month moratorium on permits for exploratory wells in water deeper than 1,000 feet.
In the fall of 2010, for instance, the company launched a "We have the technology, let's go" multi-million-dollar ad campaign to pressure the Obama administration to green-light the necessary permits for exploratory drilling in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas.
However, on 17 August, with winter fast approaching, the administration gave Shell a permit for exploratory drilling just off the north coast of Alaska.
In turn, the Cuomo administration has issued NYCO a permit for exploratory drilling on the land, which is still classified as wilderness.
The Environment Agency said Rathlin Energy had surrendered an environmental permit for exploratory drilling for oil and gas at Crawberry Hill, near Beverley.
"Once the work begins, our officers will regulate and monitor the site to ensure it complies with the conditions of the permit, to protect people and the environment". The permit for exploratory drilling comes despite a moratorium on fracking in Wales pending devolution of responsibility for such decisions.
Opponents of the mine helped convince the Alaska Department of Natural Resources to impose extra restrictions on a permit for exploratory activities at the proposed site, including a $2 million bond to ensure cleanup.
The government has already granted conditional permission for exploratory drilling in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas, and the administration has only a few final permitting decisions to make.
Mr Deal, the author of the book Timeless Karoo, began his campaign in 2011 when he read a newspaper article about oil company Shell's plans to apply for exploratory permit to drill for natural gas in the Karoo.
Last summer the Liberals gave TransCanada permits for seismic surveys and exploratory drillings in Cacouna at the heart of the habitat of the endangered beluga for an oil shipping port, a key part of the Energy East pipeline project.
