UK and Dutch governments approve new separate North Sea gas projects:
Regulators in the United Kingdom have given final approval to develop a new North Sea gas field as supplies dwindle from Russia.
Britain’s business and energy secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, said on Wednesday that UK regulators have approved the Jackdaw gas field being developed by Shell.
“We’re turbocharging renewables and nuclear, but we are also realistic about our energy needs now,” Kwarteng wrote on Twitter. “Let’s source more of the gas we need from British waters to protect energy security.”
The Dutch government has also announced it has issued permits for a joint gas exploration project with Germany.
The moves came just one day after Russia's Gazprom declared it would suspend supplies to GasTerra over the Dutch supplier's refusal to pay for deliveries in roubles.
Regulators in the United Kingdom have given final approval to develop a new North Sea gas field as supplies dwindle from Russia.
Britain’s business and energy secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, said on Wednesday that UK regulators have approved the Jackdaw gas field being developed by Shell.
“We’re turbocharging renewables and nuclear, but we are also realistic about our energy needs now,” Kwarteng wrote on Twitter. “Let’s source more of the gas we need from British waters to protect energy security.”
The Dutch government has also announced it has issued permits for a joint gas exploration project with Germany.
The moves came just one day after Russia's Gazprom declared it would suspend supplies to GasTerra over the Dutch supplier's refusal to pay for deliveries in roubles.
UK and Dutch governments approve new separate North Sea gas projects:
Regulators in the United Kingdom have given final approval to develop a new North Sea gas field as supplies dwindle from Russia.
Britain’s business and energy secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, said on Wednesday that UK regulators have approved the Jackdaw gas field being developed by Shell.
“We’re turbocharging renewables and nuclear, but we are also realistic about our energy needs now,” Kwarteng wrote on Twitter. “Let’s source more of the gas we need from British waters to protect energy security.”
The Dutch government has also announced it has issued permits for a joint gas exploration project with Germany.
The moves came just one day after Russia's Gazprom declared it would suspend supplies to GasTerra over the Dutch supplier's refusal to pay for deliveries in roubles.
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