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The last Government approved the UK's largest undeveloped field in the North Sea. With a new Government in place, it’s time to Stop Rosebank. The biggest field deserves the biggest fight. Add your name. Demand the government #StopRosebank.

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If we want a liveable climate, we can't allow any new oil and gas projects or licences. The UK must stop Rosebank and all new oil & gas fields.

Each new field delays a just transition to renewable energy and locks us even further into an expensive, climate-wrecking energy system.

To meet the the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement, there can be no new investment in oil, gas, or coal.

This means no Rosebank.

The last UK government has approved Equinor's massive Rosebank oil field. The climate impacts of this project are devastating.

We are currently way off track to limit warming to 1.5°C, which is deemed the safest, liveable temperature rise still possible. Burning the fossil fuels in existing projects will push us past this target. Adding new developments like Rosebank will push us closer to parts of our world becoming uninhabitable.

Governments must begin phasing out fossil fuel infrastructure now, including the UK, which is the second biggest oil and gas producer in Europe. We cannot let them approve any more oil and gas projects, including Rosebank.

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The UK should be winding down oil & gas production and supporting a just transition for affected workers & communities

People in the UK want an affordable energy supply that doesn’t put our climate at risk.

Right now, most of us are locked into using fossil fuels and forced to pay extortionate heating and fuel bills, all the while knowing that the UK has the best renewable resources in Europe that could supply us with affordable, less polluting energy. Meanwhile, companies like Shell and Equinor tell us – and our government – that change isn’t possible (yet), while they continue to rip us off.

We should be winding down production of oil and gas while making sure that workers and impacted communities are not left behind – this is what’s called a ‘just transition’.

People want change: not the same rip-off energy system where oil giants walk off with massive profits while we’re left with higher bills, declining jobs and a worsening climate crisis. It’s time for a rapid and just transition to homegrown clean affordable energy that prioritises community and justice.

It's up to us to #StopRosebank and all new oil & gas projects.

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Latest News

Frankie Boyle, Joe Lycett, Naomi Klein and more lend support to legal case against Rosebank oil field

An eclectic mix of celebrities, athletes, musicians, authors and climate leaders will take the case against the Rosebank oil field in their name.

November 4, 2024

Doctors, farmers, bishops and academics join 250+ signatories sign open letter calling on PM to #StopRosebank

Together, we represent the campaign to Stop Rosebank which has brought together over 150,000 supporters and mobilised thousands of activists to push back against the disastrous decision taken by the previous government to approve Equinor’s climate-wrecking Rosebank oil field.

October 2, 2024

It's official: We're going to court on 12th November

Today our legal challenges against the Rosebank oil field were officially given the green light to go to the Scottish courts the 12th November. We were very confident that the permission would come, but now it is certain: Rosebank’s approval will be legally challenged.

September 25, 2024
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