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North sea oil gets £1bn boost
More than £1bn worth of fresh investment for North sea oil projects is set to be announced today, with the prospect of creating more than 2,500 new jobs. The government will grant licences for four major schemes that promise to create employment in Scotland and on Tyneside, boosting production of oil by millions of barrels a year. The projects, which will be unveiled by trade and industry secretary Stephen Byers, will provide work for up to 15 years and will signal one of the biggest boosts for the North sea for years.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk
Keywords: Production
Subjects: Trading, Project Management, Policy and Governance, Oil, Employment, Recruitment, Jobs
