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Industry must work together to cut emissions: IEA

OIL and gas must adjust to new conditions and begin to seriously invest more in emissions-free technology and longer term make the transition from ‘oil and gas’ to ‘energy’ if companies hope to survive, a report from the International Energy Agency released at the World Economic Forum today says. 

Even under a Sustainable Development Scenario oil and gas will matter: IEA

Even under a Sustainable Development Scenario oil and gas will matter: IEA

Most important to the transition will be companies cutting emissions from their own operations.    Worldwide oil and gas production makes up 15% of energy-related emissions. Combatting fugitive methane...

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A growing series of reports, each focused on a key discussion point for the energy sector, brought to you by the Energy News Bulletin Intelligence team.

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