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O&G giants pledge funds for energy accessibility

Investment aims to power Africa and Asia, but is it enough?

O&G giants pledge funds for energy accessibility

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Global oil and gas companies, including BP, Equinor, Shell, and TotalEnergies, have committed a combined US$500 million (A$772 million) to initiatives to improve access to affordable and reliable energy. ...

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