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Harbour Energy to cut its UK workforce by a quarter, company says

  • Harbour Energy plans to cut about 250 jobs at its Aberdeen headquarters in 2025 following a review of its UK operations.
  • The company attributes these cuts to a challenging regulatory environment and a punitive fiscal position, including the Energy Profits Levy introduced in 2022.
  • Harbour previously reduced 350 UK onshore jobs in 2023 and faces delays in carbon capture projects like the Viking development, impacting investment decisions.
  • The chief executive of the local business group expressed that the reductions represent a severe setback for more than 250 families and warned that, without changes in government policy, this could be just the beginning of further job losses.
  • These job losses indicate ongoing pressure on the North Sea oil and gas sector, with over 10,000 jobs lost since the windfall tax's introduction, signaling risks to regional employment sustainability.
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Harbour Energy axing 250 jobs in Aberdeen

The job losses come on top of 350 roles that were cut by the oil and gas firm in 2023.

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