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More questions than answers at APPEA's 'candid' energy future talk

WHILE It was billed as a 'candid' discussion about Australia's energy future, the event featuring business leaders from Arrow Energy, Woodside Petroleum and Chevron Corporation was relatively safe in tone and content.

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Chevron corporate affairs head Al Williams

International Energy Agency representatives set the scene with highlights from its Net-Zero Report released last month, emphasising that in its scenario it sees no need for any new coal, oil and gas developments,...

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