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The business case of climate change

COUPLED with the paradigm shift that is going on in the global energy market, climate change coul...

The business case of climate change

Adapting to climate change has the potential to impose significant costs to upstream and downstream oil and gas operations in the coming decades. The International Energy Agency's World Energy Investment...

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