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Electric vehicles could cut oil imports by same amount as new North Sea licences - analysis - Vimarsana News

Electric vehicles could cut oil imports by same amount as new North Sea licences - analysis

The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit said mandating electric vehicle sales is effectively an energy security policy, as it reduces demand for imported fossil fuels.

Source: sky.com
This is exactly when you should invest in an electric car - Vimarsana News

This is exactly when you should invest in an electric car

Electric cars may soon be affordable for most families, as the average price of used vehicles has dipped below £30,000 for the first time in two years.

Source: yahoo.com
The UK Exports 80% of Its Crude Oil - Vimarsana News

The UK Exports 80% of Its Crude Oil

According to a new report, the UK exports 80% of the crude oil that it produces, partly as a result of falling refining capacity in the country.

Port Talbot blast furnace closures to impact UK supply chain - Vimarsana News

Port Talbot blast furnace closures to impact UK supply chain

The decision to cut up to 3,000 jobs at Tata Steel’s Port Talbot site as part of major restructuring will have far-reaching consequences across the UK supply chain and underlines the challenges of reconciling economic needs with decarbonisation policies.

Tata Steel confirms 2,800 job losses as Port Talbot pivots to greener steelmaking - Vimarsana News

Tata Steel confirms 2,800 job losses as Port Talbot pivots to greener steelmaking

Widely expected announcement prompts calls for better 'just transition' planning and support for affected workers, as Labour slams government's failure to support development of green primary steel plants