Every day, I look at the extraordinary saga of the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields in the North Sea and shake my head.
As chief executive of Hunting, one of Britain’s oldest engineering companies servicing the oil and gas sector, seeing these two enormously valuable sources of home-grown energy stranded beneath British waters – not because they cannot be reached, but because ministers cannot decide whether they should be – has been a source of frustration for much of the two decades since they were discovered.
But never more so than today, as millions of British households contemplate yet another
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