Energy minister quits
The energy and net zero minister, Graham Stuart, has resigned from the government.
The energy and net zero minister, Graham Stuart, has resigned from the government.
The Green Party MP, Caroline Lucas, who campaigns against fracking and the onshore oil and gas industry, has announced she will not fight the next election.
The UK government has rejected all the recommendations of a cross-party committee of MPs to speed up decarbonisation of energy supply.
A cross-party committee of MPs has called for flaring on UK oil and gas fields to be banned in the next two years.
The business secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, has avoided scrutiny by MPs on the UK phase out of fossil fuels.
The organisation representing the UK shale industry has offered to fix gas prices to industry, transport and homes.
A group of MPs has launched an inquiry into how the UK can phase out fossil fuel use more quickly.
The government has rejected arguments for a moratorium on fracking and stricter regulation made by MPs on the Environmental Audit Committee.
Our digest of last month’s news about fracking, shale and onshore oil and gas developments from the UK and around the world, including: Infrastructure Bill debate: defeat for fracking moratorium; Labour’s conditions adopted Scotland’s announcement of moratorium on fracking planning permissions Planning officers recommend refusal of Cuadrilla’s Fylde […]
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