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Consumption and production patterns need to change in the energy transition
Most of the factors driving the recent bull market are temporary in nature
High auction prices risk increasing consumers’ energy costs or reducing investor returns
Full power of US Clean Air Act must be used to cut oil and gas sector’s methane output
The world’s largest industrial polluters must transform the way they do business
Emissions abatement must become standard component for new gasfields development
This year has offered a taste of what is to come in energy markets over the next decade
Sector battling for relevance is ill-equipped to deal with societal concerns
The industry needs a reset in order to maintain its social licence to operate
The ability to manage flexibility in the energy system presents an opportunity for majors
Finance must help put ESG issues at the heart of the mining sector’s business plans
Country has grip on swath of minerals crucial to future key industries
There must be short-term emissions cuts along with commitments to be carbon neutral by 2060
Policies which smooth cost sharing and offer the right incentives are important for further growth
Market players are looking beyond coal-to-gas switching as a basis for carbon pricing
Fee of $250-$300 per tonne of CO2 will drive users to low emission fuels, says Trafigura
The kingdom is grappling with speculators and algorithms dominating futures trading
New tech can help remove questions over the extraction of key battery chemical
Continent’s producers are competing with subsidised imports from China and other areas
Investor-led demand for tighter capital discipline has led to 70% decline amid probable consolidation of shale sector
The end user needs to know how rising material costs are helping decarbonisation
Country lacks a policy on rare earth metals and minerals, which are already in the grip of the Chinese
Large E&P groups have capabilities critical in making projects in developing countries work
Governments facing dwindling public coffers need to address deficiencies in resource tax policies
Companies should help create a system that benefits everyone
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