A North Sea tale: Diving into UK oil and the Dated Brent benchmark
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Once a global powerhouse of crude production, the UK's North Sea region saw its oil output decline accelerate to 12% in 2023, according to official data from the UK's Department of Energy Security and Net Zero. The new figures come as the UAE's Taqa revealed to S&P Global Commodity Insights that it plans to cease production at the Cormorant oil fields in 2024, a key component of Brent grade.
In this episode of the Platts Oil Markets podcast: Joel Hanley is joined by Nick Coleman, Senior Editor for Oil News, and Sam Angell, Senior Editor covering the North Sea crude market, to discuss the outlook for North Sea oil production and the latest developments surrounding the global oil benchmark Platts Dated Brent.
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