Coalition of activists protest against Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill

The video discusses the declining oil and gas reserves in the North Sea, highlighting the environmental impact of major projects like Rosebank, which is equivalent to 60 coal-fired power stations. It also covers the government's support for small scale exploration and the need for a transition to renewable energy, urging a halt to new oil and gas projects.

What is the environmental impact of the Rosebank project in the North Sea?

• It will increase renewable energy production.

• It will reduce carbon emissions.

• It is equivalent to 60 coal-fired power stations.

• It has no significant impact.

What is the nature of most licenses handed out for oil and gas exploration in the North Sea?

• They are for large-scale projects.

• They are for small-scale exploration.

• They are for renewable energy projects.

• They are for international companies only.

Why is the government keen to support the oil and gas industry?

• To show loyalty to international partners.

• To support an industry that is not domestically originated.

• Because it is a home-grown industry.

• To maintain energy independence.

What is being requested in terms of oil and gas projects in the North Sea?

• To increase new oil and gas projects.

• To stop new oil and gas projects.

• To expand existing oil fields.

• To focus on coal-fired power stations.

What is the ultimate goal of transitioning away from new oil and gas projects?

• To reduce dependency on fossil fuels.

• To support the coal industry.

• To increase fossil fuel dependency.

• To decrease renewable energy usage.