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Oil and Gas UK
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Shell cuts back on fracking to fund renewable energy drive
The oil giant is seeking to free up investment for early-stage carbon capture and hydrogen projects
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British Gas staff told to accept new working conditions
Centrica clashes with trade unions over plan to 'simplify employment terms amid sweeping job cuts
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Gazprom sues Germany over Nord Stream 2 decision
The German regulator ruled recently that Nord Stream 2 must be forced to comply with European competition standards
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BP to slash 10,000 jobs this year
One in every three senior managers at the top of the company is being made redundant
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Price crash makes a third of North Sea oil and gas uneconomic to extract
Research finds that oil at $25 a barrel means about 4m barrels will be unprofitable to produce
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Google refuses to build AI to extract oil and distances itself from the industry
Pledge comes as Greenpeace highlighted technology companies like Google, Microsoft and Amazon's contracts with the oil and gas industry
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Up to 30,000 oil and gas jobs could be lost thanks to coronavirus
Oil and Gas UK (OGUK) has published a report predicting a huge number of jobs will be lost over the next 12 to 18 months.
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Clearout at Centrica as chairman follows Conn out the door
British Gas owner's finance chief Chris O'Shea will take over as interim chief executive from today
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Premier Oil shares plummet again
For the second time in less than a week, shares in the stricken oil explorers Premier and Tullow crash by more than 25pc
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Oil price crash: who are the winners and losers?
Small oil companies face existential threat from low prices, while US shale industry could be devastated
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BP plans big cuts to carbon emissions in net zero push
The oil giant will scrap its century-old structure in a bid to slash carbon emissions by more than 400m tonnes a year
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Cuadrilla quakes as US private equity backer bails out of fracking firm
Riverstone's decision to exit the market comes three months after ministers effectively killed off hopes of a shale boom in the UK.
