Miliband Withdraws Support for Projects
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Rosebank oilfieldGuardian
•Ed Miliband’s withdrawal of legal backing puts UK oil and gas projects in doubt
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Ed Miliband withdraws government support for companies in two legal cases brought by campaigners.
The Jackdaw gasfield, operated by Shell , was given approval in 2022 , and Greenpeace applied for a judicial review.
Last year , the previous Conservative government gave green light to Equinor-operated Rosebank , the UK ’s biggest untapped oilfield.
Equinor and Ithaca Energy said in September that they would invest $ 3.8bn ( 2.9bn ) in developing Rosebank .
Labour ’s manifesto said that “oil and gas production in the North Sea will be with us for decades to come”.
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