Resources

Companies are set to make £11.6 billion windfall on UK oil and gas in 2022. The UK government is missing this opportunity to fund an energy transition.

We are writing as a coalition of 37 civil society groups to call on the Prime Minister, the Chancellor and the Business Secretary to ensure the upcoming energy independence plan protects vulnerable households, lowers bills, tackles the climate emergency, addresses air pollution, and gets the UK off gas.

The International Energy Agency’s new Net-Zero Emissions by 2050 scenario, published in May 2021 and incorporated in the World Energy Outlook published in October, sparked wide debate on the future of oil and gas.

This report shares the testimonies of workers in the industry and their perspectives and priorities in the looming energy transition. The survey results show that morale is low amongst the workforce, who feel they are bearing the brunt of an industry in decline. But these workers are willing to retrain and move to new sectors. They want secure and well-paid work that makes use of their skills and experience.

Coalition calls for greater ambition and transparency in Sector Deal for oil and gas industry

Our annual report shows what we have been doing to expose environmental abuse and to champion solutions to transform government, industry and society

Q&A for investors

The International Energy Agency's climate scenarios are not aligned with the Paris Goals

The operational, economic, and reputational risks involved with Statoil's plans to drill in the Great Australian Bight