Jackdaw Approval Sparks Fierce Debate Over Britain's Energy Future

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The United Kingdom approved the development of the Jackdaw North Sea gas field on the 21st of October following years of legal battles and political uncertainty. Jackdaw is a large offshore natural gas field in the North Sea, owned by Adura, a joint venture between Shell and Equinor, since 2025, located around 240 km east of Aberdeen in Scotland. The field was approved by the U.K. government in 20
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