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The Case For Britain Backing Its North Sea Oil & Gas Industry
The Case For Britain Backing Its North Sea Oil & Gas Industry
Authored by David Whitehouse, chief executive of Offshore Energies UK, via City AM,
Jackdaw and Rosebank could strengthen UK energy security by increasing domestic oil and gas production while demand remains substantial.
The projects are expected to support billions of pounds of investment, thousands of jobs, and a broad UK offshore supply chain.
Continued North Sea production could reduce import dependence while preserving engineering skills and industrial capacity needed for offshore wind, hydrogen, and carbon capture.
Britain faces a simple choice. While we...
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