ithaca energy and euuinor westminster? ithaca energy and equinor other— westminster?er companies - westminster? ithaca energy and equinor other companies behind | westminster? ithaca energy and - equinor other companies behind the project, they are the ones making the significant investment and they would obviously be gaining the profits from this. important to say there are windfall taxes in place at there are windfall taxes in place at the moment on north sea oil and gas production, and there has been a reaction from the local chamber of commerce. they say rosebank will make an important contribution to the uk economy, to energy security, as well as creating hundreds of jobs. there are lots of these considerations that are being taken into account when a decision like this is being made obviously. joining me now is tessa khan, executive director of uplift, a climate group who are behind the stop rosebank campaign. thank you forjoining us. the labour leader keir starmer has already gone on record as saying that he wouldn't rescind any licenses that are in place if hi

ithaca energy and equinor, the companies behind the project, have previously said that if productioned in 2026, rosebank could account for about 8% of the uk's total oil production between then and 2030. and that stat is crucial. the government's energy secretary today backing the decision said, look, this oilfield has been subject to extensive scrutiny and environmental impact. but of course this is going to be crucial if the uk government is going to be able to be energy independent and that is where this decision is so important. who stands to profit from this? which companies are set to go in, and which portion of the uk government is set to derive the tax proceeds from this? will any profits be going to scotland specifically? or will they be located to westminster? so, ithaca energy and equinor are the companies behind the project, they are the ones making the significant investment and they would obviously be gaining the profits from this. important to say obviously there are windfall taxes in place at the moment on north sea oil and gas production, and there has been a reactio

you had the energy intelligence unit again making the point that the man from ithaca is just simply wrongsaid on the today programme this morning was that 90% of the resources of rosebank are oil and around 80% will be exported and nothing i've heard since convinces me otherwise. and as i say, i've got a letter from equinor in my email box as an mp telling me that the vast majority of that oil is going to be exported. i3 arrest warrants have been issued for the owners and staff of a wedding venue in northern iraq after at least 115 people died in a fire. another 200 people were injured. it's thought to have started when fireworks were set off in the hall. the bride and groom are said to be among the dead. our middle east correspondent lina sinjab has been following developments. music it should have been the start of a new life together. the newlyweds took to the dance floor. hundreds of their relatives had crammed into the wedding hall to celebrate. but fireworks changed everything. the fire spread in minutes. ceiling panels caught light. the power went out. in the chaos, more than 100 d

the two main actors, the nonnegian state energy giant equinor and the uk's ithaca energy , ithaca also. and we're looking at ownership. and we're looking at 350 million barrels of oil over the lifetime of this field. an £8 billion investment, 2000 or so jobs 350 million barrels. that's equivalent to three and a half days of global consumption . wow. but look , claire coutinho . wow. but look, claire coutinho is the energy security and net zero secretary sunak appointed her. she is somebody with big, strong green credentials . and strong green credentials. and yet sunak has put her in a job where it's not a coincidence that the energy security bit of the title comes before the net zero part of the title. it does seem to me that in general and certainly ahead of their party conference, as they gather in manchester weekend , the manchester this weekend, the leadership conservative leadership of the conservative party to recalibrate. party is trying to recalibrate. we that retreat from the we had that retreat from the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars to 2035 last week. now we have th

nonnay's equinor , along with nonnay's equinor, along with britain's ithaca energy , britain's own ithaca energy, will commence the £34 billion development, which is expected to yield about 300 million barrels of oil . this is a barrels of oil. this is a victory for britain's economy and global energy security . the and global energy security. the project could create 6500 jobs, and with the effective tax rate of 75% on energy produced in the uk , it will raise a fortune for uk, it will raise a fortune for the treasury. most importantly, it will boost global energy security not, of course, on its own, but as part of other countries and are doing more of this where we can because the more production that comes from outside opec or dictatorial states , the safer supplies will states, the safer supplies will be and the lower price rises, we're often told by the likes of ed miliband that using domestic energy resources won't affect the price of energy because it's sold on the international market. but this is inaccurate. yes, of course it's sold on the international market kit. but the intern

development and production approval has been given to owners equinor and ithaca energy, following reassurancesver environmental concerns. the field is located 80 miles west of shetland, and is thought to contain 500 million barrels of oil, which makes it the uk's largest untapped oil field. but the plan has faced widespread criticism. last month 50 mps and peers — from all major parties — raised concerns the oil field could produce 200 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. craig macmahon is senior vice president for research at the energy consultancy wood mackenzie. hejoins us from edinburgh. today we have had a lot about all this controversy all day long. what i want to focus on is the scale of this. talk me through the size of this. talk me through the size of this and what it might do for the uk as an oil producer? the this and what it might do for the uk as an oil producer?— as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant _ as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant but _ as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant but on - as an oil producer? the scale of i

development and production approval has been given to owners equinor and ithaca energy, following reassurancesr environmental concerns. the rosebank field is located 80 miles west of shetland, and is thought to contain 500 million barrels of oil, which makes it the uk's largest untapped oil field. the plan has faced widespread criticism. last month, 50 mps and peers from all major parties raised concerns the oilfield could produce 200 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. so, the oil and gas that we get out of rosebank, it will be mostly oil because that is mostly what is left in the north sea. that won't be owned by the british public or the government, it will be owned by the company that gets it out of the ground, the oil and gas companies, and they will simply sell it to the highest bidder. so there is no guarantee that that oil and gas will end up in the uk, so there's no guarantee that it will help to lower our bills. therefore, there is going to be a lot of people cold and poorer this winter, wondering why we are having tax rates and subsidies out to oil and gas companies when they can't af

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development and production approval has been given to owners equinor and ithaca energy, following reassurancesver environmental concerns. the field is located 80 miles west of shetland, and is thought to contain 500 million barrels of oil, which makes it the uk's largest untapped oil field. but the plan has faced widespread criticism. last month 50 mps and peers — from all major parties — raised concerns the oil field could produce 200m tonnes of carbon dioxide. craig macmahon is senior vice president for research at the energy consultancy wood mackenzie. i asked him what this means for the uk as an oil producer. the scale of rosebank in a uk perspective is not insignificant. on a global perspective, it's much, much smaller. so at peak production levels, maybe in about 2027, 2028, we would expect production between maybe 60,000 and 70,000 barrels per day. if you put that into perspective, i mean, currently oil demand sits at 101 million barrels per day on the global scale. so that is to say that rosebank will ultimately contribute significantly less than 0.1% of supply. from the uk perspective

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the rosebank project will be operated by norwegian company equinor and british firm ithaca energy.mate lawyer and director of the group uplift, tessa khan. >> if we are going to stay within a safe climate, that internationally agreed goal of 1.5 degrees of temperature rise, there is no room for new oil and gas fields. existing oil and gas reserves and fossil fuel infrastructure are enough to take us past that critical threshold. we cannot afford to add more oil and gas to that existing pile. amy: in strasbourg, france, a historic court hearing unfolded wednesday at the european court of human rights, as six young people from portugal challenged 33 european governments over their failure to combat the climate crisis, which they argue is a violation of their human rights. this is one of the lawyers for the portuguese youth who brought the lawsuit. >> today's case is about the young, the price that they are paying for the failure of states to tackle the climate emergency. it is about the harm that they will suffer during their lifetimes unless they step up to their responsibilities. a

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ray is in ithaca, new york. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. consider myself a strong republican, but mccarthy needs to do resolution. the panic is setting in. this will only backfire. i blame a lot of this on matt gaetz. i think mccarthy has done a good job. he has to work with the democrats. i don't think there is anybody who wants the job who can actually get the votes. you have to do what we have to do to stop it, don't make ourselves look bad, and move on. host: ray, there is a pro public interview with the president. here is the headline from that. "with shutdown looming, president biden calls out kevin mccarthy." let's take a look at a portion from that interview. [video clip] >> the speaker has made a terrible bargain in order to keep the speakership. he is willing to do things i think he knows are inconsistent with constitutional processes. number two, i think it says that there is a group of mega-republicans who generally want to have a fundamental change in the way the system works. that is what worries me the most. host: said to be

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they have built up a very large trust fund in norway. 20% of this is owned by a company called ithaca lot of investment funds as well. quite a high risk business to be investing in oil and high risk business to be investing in oiland gas, high risk business to be investing in oil and gas, upstream like this. the 80% stake from equinor means it is doing the investment i�*m not aware that it has published her profit. at the moment, the estimate that the production that will start in 2026, will continue until 2051. something of an irony given all that controversy about the environment impact of the oil and gas being drilled here, a year after net zero are supposed to be achieved. it will run for decades. the oil and gas price, you can be sure is going to vary a bit during that time and the profits made from it is likely to be very variable as a result. they are saying they expect between the capital expenditure and the operating costs, it is very expensive to get gas —— oil and gas. they are promising that a fairly high proportion of the costs will be spent on the supply chain in the uk

energy . 350 million ithaca energy. 350 million barrels of oil a day , £8 billion barrels of oil a dayof investment, 2000 jobs. so a lot of people want this, but quite a lot of green campaigners, as you say , patrick campaigners, as you say, patrick don't as he goes up to the party conference in manchester this weekend, rishi sunak , i'd say on weekend, rishi sunak, i'd say on balance, going to get more more positive from the tory faithful than the negatives on this , than the negatives on this, though the environmental campaigners within the tory party and there are many often mps that are competing with lib dems rather than labour to keep their seats. they vocal, their seats. they will be vocal, they will be slinging all kinds of brickbats at prime of brickbats at the prime minister yeah, fine. of brickbats at the prime mir i ;ter yeah, fine. of brickbats at the prime miri mean yeah, fine. of brickbats at the prime miri mean i yeah, fine. of brickbats at the prime miri mean i suppose e. of brickbats at the prime miri mean i suppose the question >> i mean i suppose the question is whe

ray is in ithaca, new york. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. consider myself a strong republican, but mccarthy needs to do resolution. the panic is setting in. this will only backfire. i blame a lot of this on matt gaetz. i think mccarthy has done a good job. he has to work with the democrats. i don't think there is anybody who wants the job who can actually get the votes. you have to do what we have to do to stop it, don't make ourselves look bad, and move on. host: ray, there is a pro public interview with the president. here is the headline from that. "with shutdown looming, president biden calls out kevin mccarthy." let's take a look at a portion from that interview. [video clip] >> the speaker has made a terrible bargain in order to keep the speakership. he is willing to do things i think he knows are inconsistent with constitutional processes. number two, i think it says that there is a group of mega-republicans who generally want to have a fundamental change in the way the system works. that is what worries me the most. host: said to be

companies involved here are the state nonnegian energy giant equinor and the uk's private company, ithacals of oil over the lifetime of this field. what does that mean? that's about three and a half days. use for the whole world. the world uses about 100 million barrels of oil a day. but that's quite from one from one quite chunky from one from one field. looking at £8 field. and we're looking at £8 billion of investment and we're looking jobs. and looking at about 2000 jobs. and you say, how does it tie with net zero? well, even the climate change commission, which is the government's kind in—house government's kind of in—house source, , conscience, if source, you know, conscience, if you like, on on climate issues , you like, on on climate issues, it's a it's a statutory body . it's a it's a statutory body. it's got legal powers to advise publicly the government to and push the government in certain directions. even the climate change commission admits this, that we use 70% of our energy at the moment is oil, right? when you think of transport, yeah. but across the piece it's going to b