oil fund

Oil jobs 'key' to general election

Commenting on the report that the Norwegian oil fund recorded a 25.6% return on investments in 2009, the SNP's Westminster Treasury spokesperson, Stewart Hosie MP, said that future revenues from Scotland's oil should also be invested for Scotland's future in order to help protect and create jobs.

Norwegian oil fund set to double

SNP Westminster Leader and Foreign Affairs Spokesperson, Angus Robertson MP, has met with Dag Drydal, Chief Strategic Relations Officer of the Norwegian Oil Fund - Norges Bank Investment Management - on a visit to the country this week.

SNP set to repeat call for oil fund

The Scottish Government is to repeat its call for an oil fund to create a "lasting legacy" of wealth.

New oil revelations show UK "deceit"

New revelations from the archives show the lengths the UK Government were prepared to go to keep Scotland from her oil and her independence.

Gordon Brown must act over rising fuel costs

Commenting on Gordon Brown's attendance at the Jeddah Energy Meeting, SNP Treasury spokesperson Stewart Hosie MP said that it wasn't enough for the Prime Minister to feel people's pain – he had to act to do something about it.

Scottish Government step up call for oil fund

First Minister Alex Salmond has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer stepping up the call for a share of the Treasury's North Sea tax windfall in order to establish a Scottish Oil Fund.

Oil crisis 'sends Scottish Labour to ground'

SNP MSP Kenneth Gibson has today called on Wendy Alexander to outline her position on Scotland’s current oil crisis and the importance of establishing an oil fund to put aside a portion of current oil revenue for investment in Scotland’s future.

Alex Salmond calls for share of oil 'windfall'

First Minister Alex Salmond today stepped up his call for extra cash generated by rising oil prices to be used for Scotland's benefit.

Oil reserves 'will last decades', BBC investigation

The North Sea has almost as much oil left as has already been extracted, a BBC Scotland investigation confirms.
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