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Shell, Equinor North Sea project’s fate to be decided by UK Energy Secretary

Shell, Equinor North Sea project’s fate to be decided by UK Energy Secretary

by | Feb 9, 2025 | Offshore

(Bloomberg) – UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s pending decision on the Rosebank site highlights the conflicting goals of the government to drive economic growth while simultaneously reducing the emissions that contribute to global warming.

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