Jackdaw ‘will not materially influence’ emissions, says owner
The 159-page document, released on Wednesday as a public consultation was also launched, found the development would account for just 0.02% of global…
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Adura – a joint venture between Shell and Equinor – was forced to update its environmental impact assessment for the development, which would be off the coast of Aberdeen if it gains UK Government approval, following a court challenge by campaigners.
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Adura – a joint venture between Shell and Equinor – was forced to update its environmental impact assessment for the development, which would be off the coast of Aberdeen if it gains UK Government approval, following a court challenge by campaigners.
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