Judge rules oil ship must stay off Taranaki
‘Difficult’ decision goes in favour of Environment Protection Authority.
Tim Hunter
Tue, 07 Apr 2020
The Environment Protection Authority has succeeded in its High Court application to prevent the departure of floating production vessel Umuroa from the depleted Tui oil field off Taranaki.
The field’s owner Tamarind Taranaki is in receivership and liquidation with secured creditor claims
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 07 Apr 2020
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Judge rules oil ship must stay off Taranaki
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