By Paul Homewood
North Sea oil exploration firms have told the Treasury that they face going out of business due to the 75% windfall tax imposed on them in the Chancellor’s autumn statement.
GB News economics and business editor Liam Halligan revealed that BRINDEX, which represents the firms, has written to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to warn that their members face ruin.
North Sea oil exploration firms have told the Treasury that they face going out of business due to the 75% windfall tax imposed on them in the Chancellor’s autumn statement. Andrew Milligan
“These aren’t the big oil majors like Shell and BP,” Liam revealed on GB News on Tuesday afternoon.
“These are the smaller British companies that work the North Sea for oil and gas and may in fact account for about 60 or 70% of the gas and oil that is extracted from the North Sea.
“They are…
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