UK policy compares North Sea production viability, specifically mentioning the Rosebank field, against current gas imports.
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Updated Aug 18
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UK policy compares North Sea production viability, specifically mentioning the Rosebank field, against current gas imports.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- BP sold its UK North Sea business as Norway's policy consistency is noted to outperform the UK's decline.Sub-event
Depleting North Sea reserves pose a major risk to Great Britain's gas supply security.1 source
UK policy compares North Sea production to Norway's gas imports1 source
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Norway
country in Northern Europe
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