Coalition of 19 energy associations and system operators warn 'sub-optimal market mechanisms' are restricting the North Sea's green energy potential
North Sea Transition Authority confirms production emissions have fallen, but warns much more work is needed to reach climate goals, as it warns operators against complacency
DESNZ confirms it will not contest legal action against Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas projects, but insists licenses have not been withdrawn as new environmental guidance could yet allow projects to proceed
Government urged to previously issued revoke oil and gas licenses as it faces legal action from campaigners over approval of dozens of North Sea drilling licenses last year
Multi-billion-pound project connecting Scotland and Yorkshire is first scheme to be approved under energy regulator's new fast-track approvals process for transmission infrastructure
Friends of the Earth Scotland and Stop Climate Chaos among groups calling on Scottish Government to devise 'coherent, credible' North Sea transition strategy
EXCLUSIVE: New polling finds voters are split on future of the UK oil and gas industry, but Labour remains more trusted than Tories to deliver on jobs and net zero
Over 400 experts from leading research institutions warn a new government that lacks a bold pledge to ramp up climate action would be 'shirking its international responsibilities'
Analysis claims the UK's growing clean energy industry - bolstered by the roll out of EVs, heat pumps, and home insulation - is proving far more effective at reducing reliance on energy imports than North Sea drilling licences
Plans progress for extension of RWE-led Suffolk offshore wind farm, as Sonnedix breaks ground on major solar farm in Country Durham, and Exagen secures planning consent for Tewkesbury battery storage system