Switching On Shetland's Gas
Total has fired up a new gas plant off the Scottish coast despite unpredictable global oil and gas prices. Plus, how Shetland has made the most of its gas wealth.
Total is still investing in new projects, despite falling and unpredictable world energy prices. It's fired up a new gas plant on Shetland in the North Sea. The BBC's Simon Jack speaks to Michael Borrell, senior vice president for Europe and Central Asia of Total's exploration and production business, and he reports on how the islands have made the most of their gas wealth. Plus, Lucy Kellaway of the Financial Times warns against so-called "boss crush"; when executives develop a blind spot for a particular employee, wreaking management havoc.
(Photo: A view of Shetland, Credit: Getty Images)
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