Shaping the future of UK energy
A crucial moment to secure our energy, support communities, and maintain economic resilience.
The North Sea is at a crossroads. Together, we can secure a balanced, sustainable energy future that supports jobs, economic growth, and environmental responsibility.
We believe the UK should responsibly produce the oil and gas it still needs on the road to net zero, leveraging our proud heritage in energy innovation. By choosing homegrown solutions, we ensure energy security, foster economic growth, and support the nation’s climate ambitions.
This campaign highlights that the future of North Sea energy is in our hands, emphasising responsible domestic production to support net-zero goals, economic resilience, and community prosperity.
Why act now?
Decisive moment for policy
The UK Government is currently reviewing its long-term policies for North Sea energy. Your involvement now is vital to ensure these policies reflect community and stakeholder priorities.
Securing our future
Decisions made today will affect our energy security, environmental impact, and economic prosperity for generations to come. Your participation helps ensure a sustainable and prosperous legacy.
Campaign goals
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Foster transparent dialogue and build public trust.
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Drive informed, community-supported energy policy decisions.
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Promote responsible domestic energy production aligned with sustainability goals.
Key messages and facts
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Essential energy for Net Zero
The UK’s energy strategy relies on domestic production to achieve net-zero targets sustainably and reliably.
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Economic stability and innovation
A projected investment of £180 billion by 2035 in renewable technologies offers significant opportunities for economic growth, technological advancement, and job creation.
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Reducing import emissions
Domestically produced energy generates significantly fewer emissions compared to imported liquefied natural gas (LNG), which has up to four times higher emissions.
Showcase: The debates
Join our events, styled after BBC’s Question Time, to engage directly with industry leaders, policymakers, and community representatives.
Get involved: Your voice matters
Attend a debate
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