Offshore Energies UK, a trade body representing the offshore energy sector, is calling for a “powerful reset” in government policy under Andy Burnham. The group says the government should support two specific oil and gas developments in the North Sea—Jackdaw and Rosebank—even though both projects have attracted controversy. The campaign reflects a push by parts of the sector to secure government backing for planned production and investment in the region. Supporters argue that backing these projects is important for energy supply and industry plans, while critics have raised concerns about the developments. The reports agree that the trade body is urging ministers to change course and actively support Jackdaw and Rosebank, presenting this as a broader shift in how the government approaches offshore energy. The coverage does not include a detailed government response or new regulatory decisions, focusing instead on the sector’s demands and the prominence of the two projects in its lobbying.