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New North Sea oil drilling faces delay after gear accidentally dropped in sea

Production at the UK's largest undeveloped oilfield, Rosebank, faces significant delays after equipment was accidentally dropped into the North Sea. Initial plans for production in 2026 may now push back to 2027, and environmental groups ar...

The Guardian· Jul 26, 2026 · 2:34 PM · 1 views

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Production at the UK's largest undeveloped oilfield, Rosebank, faces significant delays after equipment was accidentally dropped into the North Sea. Initial plans for production in 2026 may now push back to 2027, and environmental groups are preparing to challenge the government's decisions on new drilling. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #oil #NorthSea #environment

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