EPL changes not to impact Rosebank but will jeopardise ‘further investments’
Rosebank remains unchanged despite UK fiscal instability, however, future investment worth up to £10 billion may be impacted, said an Equinor boss.
Rosebank remains unchanged despite UK fiscal instability, however, future investment worth up to £10 billion may be impacted, said an Equinor boss.
Ithaca Energy (LON: ITH) has hailed "robust" cash flow but has warned about the "ongoing impact" of the UK government's oil and gas fiscal policies and the "long-term damage" they will cause.
The 42 companies manufacturers, professional services and engineering companies employing tens of thousands have issued a joint letter to Sarah Jones, Minister of State for Industry and Decarbonisation.
New government, new policies and a thirst for energy independence, but what does this grandiose phrase mean? Independence from volatile international prices, from the UK’s “broken energy market” or from the tyranny of utilities? Labour is not suggesting a UK oil and gas sector renaissance; the country will instead become a clean energy superpower. But is this achievable and is it desirable?
The windfall tax is an "appropriate mechanism" because North Sea oil and gas firms have "consistently failed to invest" in the energy transition, according to the head of a sustainable finance group.
EnergyPathways CEO Ben Clube is looking on the bright side of Labour’s windfall tax changes as he feels the winds of change blowing in the North Sea.
OEUK says next few weeks will be "critical" as Treasury Minister promises ongoing talks on windfall tax changes ahead of October budget.
GMB, one of Labour's biggest financial backers and a group made up of the North Sea's biggest independent producers, have joined forces to warn about the impact government's plans on workers.
A senior North Sea leader has issued a chilling indictment of the UK Government's tax policies and the impacts it will have on jobs and key industry.
Leadership hopeful Kemi Badenoch was in the north-east to hear where the Conservative government had "gone wrong".
Aberdeen councillors, including Labour members, have unanimously backed a motion agreeing the UK government's windfall tax policy puts jobs and a just transition at risk.
Gas firm EnergyPathways (AIM:EPP) has shared its support for last week’s changes to the energy profits levy which prompted outrage from some of its peers.
Serica Energy's chairman has argued that changes to the EPL will lead to firms like his not investing in the UK and job losses.
This week on EVOL, the Energy Voice team discuss the reaction to upcoming changes to the windfall tax, and whether it’s behind Shell and Exxon offloading their Southern North Sea assets.
Australian firm Hartshead Resources (ASX:HHR) is continuing work on its North Sea developments despite ongoing fiscal uncertainty surrounding the windfall tax.
North Sea observers decry "utter economic insanity" as UK government confirms windfall tax increase and extension to March 2030.
The Labour Party has forged ahead with plans for the rise and extension of the windfall tax on North Sea companies which will come into force 1 November.
An Aberdeen Labour councillor said the "negativity" of local business leaders will be to blame if his party does not select the Granite City as the headquarters for GB Energy.
Deltic Energy (AIM:DELT) said it is "in preparation for farm out" of its stake in Blackadder, as it shared news of new licences in UK waters.
Trade body OEUK warned "details matter" and so do incentives which have enabled Norway to reduce carbon emissions to record low levels.
North Sea oil and gas firm Serica Energy (LON: SQZ) warned it was "looking very actively overseas" for new opportunities as it faces "recent and potential future increases" in UK tax.
The UK North Sea is “uninvestable” due to the windfall taxes and rhetoric from the Labour Party that they will make the regime even tougher.
Attendees at Invest ABZ heard how “sustainability and clarity” are needed in the energy sector in order to deliver energy transition workers.
Jersey Oil and Gas duo warn current polices are threatening energy security and hurting long-term UK economic growth.
Oil and gas firms are being framed as the “devil incarnate” as general election rhetoric ramps up, a top North Sea dealmaker has complained.