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Who will drive North Sea decarbonisation?
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While the majority of North Sea production remains with the largest global players, the picture has shifted in recent years. A clutch of regionally-focused companies have taken a growing share of the pie. With that shift comes an increasing burden of carbon emissions among this group. In this insight, we look at which of these companies have the biggest roles to play – and what the potential savings are.
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