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Clear North Sea transition roadmaps away from oil and gas could deliver climate goals early and mitigate the energy crisis
Concrete pathways created in partnership with those affected by phase out could accelerate a clean and just energy transition in UK, Norway and Denmark, making the North Sea region lead the phase-out across the world.
The North Sea countries could be first movers to transition away from oil and gas
North Sea countries face barriers to an orderly phase-out from the oil and gas industries, further exacerbated by Russia’s war in Ukraine. However, they remain best placed to be first movers to achieve an orderly and just transition.
Just Transition scorecards for the North Sea region
The UK, Norway and Denmark all have gaps in policies aimed at ensuring a just transition, an Oil and Gas Transitions report compiled by Stockholm Environment Institute reveals.
New report on technological transition of the North Sea oil and gas sector
What are the opportunities and challenges of using new technologies to advance the just oil and gas transition in the North Sea? A new report by Aalborg University published today looks at two case studies in Denmark.
Oil and Gas Transitions: Taking stock of the COP26 and the EU’s energy crisis
This article first appeared as a contribution to the November 2021 edition of SEB's The Green Bond. By Gökçe Mete, Adriana Chavarria-Flores, Andrzej Błachowicz Limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels and setting the world on track to meet the...
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Oil and Gas as the Next Climate Frontier: Just Transitions from Black to Green
Watch a recording of our COP26 side event to learn how Denmark, Norway and the UK can become first movers on oil & gas transitions.
Oil & Gas Transitions: Co-creating evidence to accelerate action
30th June, 2021 — The North Sea is an intensive region for oil and gas exploration and production, with the UK, Norway and Denmark as major players in exploiting those resources. They remain the three top oil and gas producing nations in Europe despite their ambitious climate neutrality commitments aligned with the Paris Agreement.