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Crude prices fall after unconventional announcement of output curbs highlights strains within group
The greatest limitation on CCS is comparison with other technologies
Leaders need to talk about the trillions of dollars of incentives behind our energy consumption
Managing biodiversity can be even more complex than reducing carbon emissions. But the costs of inaction are becoming clear
UN climate summit host seeks to bolster credentials via initiative with BlackRock, TPG and Brookfield
Deal signals that UK energy group is pressing ahead with a strategy drawn up by former chief executive Bernard Looney
Also in today’s newsletter, time to sell out of the nuke supply chain?
Also in today’s newsletter, the latest from Opec+
As world leaders meet in Dubai for COP28, success will depend on whether there is a global agreement to dump all fossil fuels.
US oil producer seeks assets in prolific Permian field as sector consolidates
Threats such as deep-sea mining are mobilising nations and financiers to bring in measures, though progress has not been smooth
Leaders across the continent say a rethink on financing from developed nations would speed up the move to net zero
Without working carbon markets, the ability of climate-related companies to develop affordable technologies is at risk
Trading partners struggle to compete with potential $1tn of spending
Bloc is split on conservation law as green industries demand trade-offs
Producers argue they have to meet high demand for fossil fuels alongside green investment goals
‘We tax everything alive . . . but not aviation’, says climate commissioner Wopke Hoekstra
Mixed political messages and a lack of business incentives are holding back greater uptake of the technology
Board of North Sea Transition Authority found unanimously that move was unnecessary
With incentives from the rest of the world to slash its emissions, the country could be the leading force in the green transition
Campaigners fear effect on climate of cases dragging on for years, though energy groups risk complacency, analysts warn
Continued reliance on the fuel risks overshadowing the country’s progress in developing clean technologies
Whether through taxes or emissions trading, many deals globally have been politically controversial, though there is cause for optimism
UAE is under intense pressure to deliver a successful climate summit
Paul Singer’s firm calls for new blood to fix ‘underperformance’ as it reveals $1bn stake
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