Tessa Khan

Tessa Khan, the founder and director of Uplift, challenges the oil and gas industry's grip on UK energy policy. She discusses the myths around North Sea drilling and the actual impact on energy prices. Tessa highlights the potential for the UK to lead in renewable energy while addressing the need for workforce transitions from fossil fuels. With a focus on advocacy, she underlines the importance of public engagement in climate policy amid political shifts. Tessa offers compelling insights into the urgency for a just transition to sustainable energy.

Tessa Khan, a climate change lawyer, dives into the escalating costs of relying on fossil fuels and the dire need to embrace cleaner energy. She highlights how the fossil fuel industry's booming profits contrast with the energy crisis impacting everyday people. Tessa emphasizes the importance of transitioning to renewable sources and improving energy efficiency to combat climate change and economic struggles. Her insights pave the way for a sustainable future, sparking a call to action for collective efforts in this urgent fight.

Chris Wheaton, energy analyst with 20+ years in oil and gas, and Tessa Khan, environmental lawyer and campaigner, debate the North Sea’s future. They tackle renewed calls for drilling, how licences and taxes shape investment, and whether UK production can shield consumers from global shocks. Expect sharp clashes on climate limits, jobs, and who truly benefits.

Tessa Khan, international climate lawyer and founder of Uplift, campaigns to end UK reliance on oil and gas. She explains how global supply shocks shape UK energy bills. She discusses why gas still sets electricity prices, the risks of Rosebank and tiebacks, and what a just transition with unionised renewable jobs and fair supply chains could look like.

Join Rosena Allin-Khan, a Labour MP and A&E Doctor, as she navigates the emotional landscape of the assisted dying debate, sharing her insights on this challenging issue. Tessa Khan, a climate lawyer, celebrates a legal victory against fossil fuel extraction, highlighting the UK's potential leadership in combating climate change. The conversation also touches on the aftermath of Storm Burt, a cheeky discussion about Keir Starmer's cooking, and a petition that stirs public discontent. It's a blend of serious topics with a dash of humor!