In Aberdeen, Scotland, the slow twilight of North Sea hydrocarbonsA Aberdeen, en Ecosse, le lent crépuscule des hydrocarbures de la mer du Nord
La capitale britannique de l’or noir incarne les débats brûlants du Royaume-Uni sur le rythme de sortie des énergies fossiles. Elle attend avec impatience un possible feu vert du gouvernement pour lancer l’exploitation de deux nouveaux gisements, l’un pétrolier, l’autre gazier.
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