In Aberdeen, Scotland, the slow twilight of North Sea oil and gas
- Posted on October 5, 2026
- By Le Monde
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In brief
Aberdeen faces a critical crossroads as Scotland's oil and gas industry confronts an uncertain future. The city, historically dependent on North Sea energy production, navigates tension between economic interests and climate commitments. Government approval for two new extraction projects remains pending, reflecting broader UK policy debates on transitioning from fossil fuels while maintaining energy security and protecting regional employment.
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In Aberdeen, Scotland, the slow twilight of North Sea oil and gas
The British capital of black gold stands at the center of the United Kingdom's heated debates over how quickly to move away from fossil fuels. The city is eagerly awaiting a potential green light from the government to begin developing two new fields, one oil and the other gas.
