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Equinor Warns UK Risks Being 'Uninvestable' Without New Oil Approvals
Equinor CEO Anders Opedal has issued a stern warning that the UK risks becoming an unattractive destination for future energy investment if the government rejects new drilling projects at the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields. The company, a major partner in these developments, suggests that the current regulatory uncertainty is creating an uncomfortable environment for international energy firms. While the UK government weighs its decision, environmental groups argue that new drilling will not lower consumer energy bills and undermines climate commitments. The outcome of this debate remains a critical test for the government's energy policy and its long-term relationship with global energy investors.