North Sea oil workers' strike could disrupt UK fuel supplies
· Energy · United Kingdom
A looming strike by North Sea oil workers could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies, the Unite union said, after pay talks with Texas-based Apache broke down.
Why it matters:The strike threatens UK energy security at a time when global oil markets are already tight due to the Iran conflict.
Key points
- Workers say they had no choice but industrial action.
- Pay talks with Apache broke down.
- The union warned of severe disruption to fuel supplies.
Sources (original reporting)
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