The energy sector is calling for a “powerful reset” from the government led by Andy Burnham, urging ministers to move quickly on major projects. Reporting from two outlets says the sector wants the new administration to give the go-ahead for the Jackdow and Rosebank developments. The calls come as the government’s early decisions are expected to shape investment, timelines, and energy supply plans. While the articles focus on the request for ministerial approval, they frame the issue as a broader change in approach—positioning the “reset” as an adjustment to how quickly and decisively decisions are made for large-scale energy projects. Both sources align on the core message: proponents of the sector want the new ministers to confirm whether Jackdow and Rosebank can proceed and to remove delays. Neither article provides detailed policy mechanisms or describes disagreements with the government’s stance, but they indicate the sector is seeking clearer direction early in the administration. Overall, the coverage centers on pressure for authorization of specific projects rather than a wider overhaul of energy policy details.