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Multiple uncertainties characterize outlook for energy activity on the UK Continental Shelf

Multiple uncertainties characterize outlook for energy activity on the UK Continental Shelf

by Offshore Reporter | Jan 6, 2026 | Offshore

Uncertainty continues to cloud investment on the UK Continental Shelf, as high taxation, limited licensing, declining production and policy shifts reshape the UK energy outlook to 2050.

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