Sir Jim Ratcliffe warns of North Sea energy 'death' due to UK windfall tax

Sir Jim Ratcliffe warns of North Sea energy 'death' due to UK windfall tax

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UK’s ‘primitive’ windfall tax will drive North Sea oil and gas drillers to the US, billionaire businessman warns

Sir Jim Ratcliffe says the US has been the big winner from the UK’s higher windfall tax

Billionaire Grangemouth boss warns North Sea is being 'taxed to death'

ONE of Britain's richest men, who owns the huge petrochemical site at Grangemouth warned that the North Sea is being 'taxed to death' because of the…

Sir Jim Ratcliffe warns of North Sea energy 'death' due to UK windfall tax

Britain's richest man joins other energy industry bosses in criticising the level of tax placed on North Sea oil operations.

North Sea being taxed ‘to death’ says Ineos owner Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe said the windfall tax raises doubts about upgrades to the Forties Pipeline System. The post North Sea being taxed ‘to death’ says Ineos owner Ratcliffe appeared first on Energy Voice.

UK is taxing North Sea oil and gas to death, says Ineos owner Jim Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, owner of Ineos, the petrochemicals group, has accused the government of taxing the North Sea oil and gas industry “to death” and warned that plans to invest up to £1 billion upgrading key pipelines were at risk.The billionaire, a contender to buy Manchester United football club, a