OGA tussle, BP in Aberdeen, and tensions in Somaliland

We kick off with BP’s partnership with Aberdeen City Council. Greenwashing accusations are rife, but is that right concern here? Mark takes us through some recent comment’s from Neptune Energy’s Jim House with concerns the OGA is taking its eye off the ball on MER UK vs net zero. And is there anything a box of Quality Street won’t fix? Rounding us off, geopolitical tensions with China play out on the small scale in Somaliland, as Trafigura takes a position there. 

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