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IEA boss urges oil and gas industry to 'commit to genuinely helping the world'

Cecilia Keating

23 November 2023 • 5 min read

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Producers must decide whether to commit to green investment and climate goals, or continue a high-risk business as usual strategy, IEA warns

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has urged the oil and gas companies to start contributing positively to the climate fight and to stop relying on "excessive" assumptions about carbon capture deployment...

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