Corrections and clarifications

• An article said the green energy entrepreneur and campaigner Dale Vince had called on the government to “guarantee a minimum price” to North Sea oil and gas producers to help support a transition to renewables. This phrase was also repeated in a subsequent notice in our online corrections column. To clarify, Vince is proposing a mechanism known as “contracts for difference”, which involves a fixed price; so while it does guarantee companies a top-up if the market falls below a set price, it also means they must pay back any surplus if the market rises above that price. This proposal, which he believes would protect jobs and reduce household bills, relates only to existing North Sea fields and was posited as an alternative to a windfall tax (Green energy boss calls for North Sea oil and gas to be subsidised, 12 September, p33); Corrections and clarifications, 16 September). We are happy to make this clear and regret any confusion.

• Other recently amended articles include:

US comedians defend decision to play in Saudi Arabia: ‘They’re paying me enough to look the other way’

Veterans react to Hegseth’s ‘insulting’ address to generals and admirals

The Santa Claus effect: how expanding tourism ate into Lapland’s green space

Taylor review – it’s time to bask in the pop star’s 100-watt joy

Utah governor calls on people to ‘stop shooting each other’ after Kirk killing

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