Dunlin Stakeholder Engagement
Fairfield has engaged pro-actively with stakeholders throughout the Dunlin decommissioning process to date and will continue to do so through the planning, execution and post-decommissioning phases. Although the Dunlin cluster of fields is not expected to cease oil production for some years hence, the company is already planning for this important phase of the operational lifecycle, and began the public consultation process in January 2010.
Many stakeholder groups have been engaged by Fairfield during this process. A summary of the engagements, both in public consultation meetings and in bilateral meetings, can be viewed here
The first public consultation meeting was held in Aberdeen on 21 January 2010. The programme for the meeting plus the subsequent report on the proceedings, can be viewed through the link below.
The second public consultation meeting took place on 14 September 2010 in Southampton. The report on the proceedings can be viewed through the link below.
Stakeholder Meeting No.1 21st January 2010
| Document Title | |
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| Stakeholder Workshop Agenda |  Download |
| Background | Download |
| Dunlin Stakeholder Consultation Workshop | Download |
Stakeholder Meeting No.2 14 September 2010
| Document Title | |
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| Southampton Expert Discussion Record | Download |
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