Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is launching a campaign to reverse the government's ban on North Sea oil and gas licences, claiming it would reduce energy prices and boost energy security. Campaign groups and energy experts criticized the policy as ineffective, arguing that North Sea production is too small to influence global prices and that new licences would not lower household bills.
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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is launching a campaign to reverse the government's ban on North Sea oil and gas licences, claiming it would reduce energy prices and boost energy security. Campaign groups and energy experts criticized the policy as ineffective, arguing that North Sea production is too small to influence global prices and that new licences would not lower household bills.