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Fuelling the energy transition: North Sea Oil & Gas, and Alternative Fuels (via Passle)

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By Hywel Davies, Oliver Moir, Alexander Dustan, Aaron Wu
| Slaughter and May Trainee Careers
The blog below is an extract from Slaughter and May’s UK Energy and Infrastructure: What’s to come in 2025 publication. For information regarding other sector developments, please click here. North Sea Transition: Balancing energy jobs and Net Zero objectives The new Labour government has committed to ensuring a “phased and responsible transition” in the North Sea, the stated aim of which is to balance job protection while recognising oil and gas’s ongoing role in the UK’s energy mix.
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The Autumn Budget 2024: Will the Budget deliver growth in UK energy and infrastructure? (via Passle)

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By Michael Corbett, Hywel Davies, Oliver Moir, Alexander Dustan
| Slaughter and May Trainee Careers
On 30 October 2024, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered the first Budget under a Labour government since 2010, emphasising in her speech that “the only way to drive economic growth is to invest, invest, invest”.
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Labour's legislative programme: energy and infrastructure to drive growth (via Passle)

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By Hywel Davies, Michael Corbett, Isabel Taylor, Alexander Dustan
| Slaughter and May Trainee Careers
For industry, investors and the public alike, the King’s Speech delivered at the State Opening of Parliament serves as a useful barometer of government priorities for the coming year. The first King’s Speech under a new Labour government on 17 July 2024 was no exception, setting out an ambitious legislative agenda of 40 bills.
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