Labour MPs in Scotland are calling for new oil and gas projects, while Shell resubmits applications for the Rosebank field.
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Updated Jul 7
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What happened
Labour MPs in Scotland are calling for new oil and gas projects, while Shell resubmits applications for the Rosebank field.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- David Whitehouse, CEO of OEUK, supports the controversial Rosebank oil and gas project, with the UK Government potentially moving toward approval.Sub-event
Labour MPs in Scotland push for new oil and gas licenses, involving Shell and Rosebank.1 source
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The entities involved
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Shell
British multinational oil and gas company
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Rosebank
place in Gauteng, South Africa
- Starmer's government must refuse Rosebank drilling, while Andy Burnham sets a net-zero commitment in Greater Manchester, backed by climate scientists.
- Amid global energy market pressures, a commission has been established to investigate the North Hyde outage, advocating for a dual approach incorporating domestic oil and gas.
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Labour Party
Political party in Poland
Related events
- The Secretary is likely to approve the Rosebank oil field, while Shell participates in a joint venture and Robin Wells criticizes fossil fuel expansion.
- Nicola Sturgeon opposes the opening of the Rosebank oil field as Andy Burnham's government considers the drilling plan.
- Burnham plans new drilling in North Sea oil fields while Miliband is likely to secure a senior cabinet role.
- The Rosebank and Jackdaw projects are recognized as major opportunities to strengthen the UK's domestic energy security and gas supply.
- Burnham supports fast-tracking drilling licenses and prioritizing pragmatism over climate goals, while Miliband advocates keeping gas in the ground.