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Country summary: United Kingdom
energy-pedia opportunities - United Kingdom:
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| Licensing articles: | 289 |
| Completed deals: | 1191 |
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United Kingdom - recent news
| 01 Oct 26 |
UK: Serica Energy completes the acquisition of Southern North Sea assets from Spirit Energy AIM-listed Serica Energy has announced the completion of the acquisition of a portfolio of Southern North Sea assets from Spirit Energy and certain affiliates, strengthening Serica's production base and reserves. |
| 30 Sep 26 |
UK: Seabed leasing fees threaten UK energy security and bills – Oxford Smith School report A new Oxford Smith School analysis finds changes to seabed leasing by The Crown Estate (TCE) have severely affected offshore wind financing costs and risk delaying the clean energy transition. |
| 30 Sep 26 |
UK: Barrow Offshore Wind Farm marks 20 years of powering the UK with renewable energy Pioneering wind farm off the Cumbrian coast celebrates two decades of renewable generation and 20 years of Ørsted’s UK power journey. |
| 30 Sep 26 |
UK: Burnham promises North Sea pragmatism as Chamber questions £4bn grid plan Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised a 'pragmatic' approach to the North Sea as he used his first Labour conference speech as Prime Minister to set out a sweeping overhaul of Britain’s economy, energy system and public services. |
| 30 Sep 26 |
UK: North Sea cost efficiency improved in 2025 North Sea production was more cost-efficient last year, with spending per barrel 9% lower than in 2024, the latest North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) report shows. |
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