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| Company type | Subsidiary |
|---|---|
| Industry | Petroleum exploration |
| Founded | October 1999 |
| Headquarters | Grand Buildings, 1-3 Strand, London, WC2N 5EJ |
Area served | UK |
| Products | Oil |
| Parent | IGas Energy |
| Website | Star Energy |
Star Energy was a British onshore oil exploration company until acquired by IGas Energy in December 2011
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History
It was formed in October 1999 essentially as a management buyout of operations in the Weald Basin, acquired from Soco International. The buyout was funded by European Acquisition Capital.
In June 2000, it expanded when it acquired the assets of Roc Oil in the East Midlands Oil Province.
In May 2004 it became a public company, listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM). In August 2005, it bought Pentex Oil, and increased its portfolio greatly in the East Midlands. These fields are based near Welton, Lincolnshire at Reepham, near its railway station.
In November 2005 it opened its first gas storage facility at the depleted Humbly Grove oil field, near Lasham in Hampshire. On 7 March 2008, it de-listed from the AIM stock market, becoming subsidiary of Petronas.
In December 2011 all assets, with the exception of Humbly Grove were acquired by IGas .
Structure
It is based on the Strand in the City of Westminster.
Divisions
Star Energy Group Ltd is the main company based in London, but it also has nine other smaller companies which house its operations, which include
- Star Energy Weald Basin Ltd, based at the Holybourne.
- Star Energy (East Midlands) Ltd, based at the Welton Gathering Centre and operates the fields of Welton, Stainton, Nettleham, Cold Hanworth, Scampton, Scampton North, and Eskdale.
- Star Energy Oil and Gas Ltd, based near Gainsborough, and operates the fields at Beckingham, Egmanton, Corringham, Glentworth, East Glentworth, Rempstone, Long Clawson, Bothamstall, and South Leverton.
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This page was last edited on 21 March 2024, at 21:19