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Scottish Greens Co-leader Criticizes UK Gas Field Approval

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Gillian Mackay, co-leader of the Scottish Greens, plans to urge party members to oppose the Jackdaw gas field project. The UK Government recently approved the Jackdaw field in the North Sea. The gas field is owned by Adura, a joint venture between Shell and Equinor, and could deliver around 6% of UK North Sea gas production.

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The approval of Jackdaw has drawn strong criticism from climate campaigners. Mackay's proposed motion calls for measures in Holyrood, including a social tariff for energy and the devolution of oil and gas licensing. This reflects a broader political debate regarding the current policy direction on oil and gas.

Political leaders, including Andy Burnham, have been criticizing the current policy direction regarding oil and gas.

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  • Gillian MackayScottish Greens co-leader urging opposition to the Jackdaw gas field
  • Andy BurnhamBritish politician criticized by Gillian Mackay regarding policy support

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