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Covid-19 to exacerbate gender wage gap in least developed countries
LDCs are a group of 46 nations with more than 1 billion population that are heavily reliant on few exports for revenue
Oil continues rally with benchmarks trading above $70 per barrel
WTI and Brent continued to gain amid stronger demand for crude, backed by a resurgent global economy
A trillion dollars of investment needed to help the developing world reach carbon neutrality, IEA says
The requirement is nearly seven times the $150bn spent on energy transition by emerging and developing economies in 2020
How can tokenisation help to finance the world's energy transition?
The nascent global tokenisation market is expected to grow by 19.5 per cent a year, from $1.9 billion to $4.8bn by 2025
Irena and China to work together on carbon neutrality roadmap
China was ranked the third most attractive renewables investment destination by IHS Markit
US oil hits $70 per barrel as commodities gain amid rebounding global growth
Higher prices also follow a vote of confidence by Opec+, which reaffirmed its earlier view on global demand growth
Amazon launches car rentals in the UAE
Customers across five emirates can book a vehicle online
Oil poised for further rally amid indications of stronger global growth
Prices strengthened last week after an Opec+ meeting decided to stick to current production curbs
IMF calls for pricing and taxing of carbon to mitigate climate risks
Production of low-carbon hydrogen has topped green investment agendas recently
Mastercard introduces calculator to help consumers track carbon impact
The tool allows users to gauge the amount of carbon emissions generated by their purchases
Oil continues to rally amid signs of improved global demand
Negotiations with Iran over the nuclear deal were adjourned overnight with the parties expected to convene next week
Jury still out on return of Iranian barrels, Saudi Arabia's oil minister says
Opec+ is pressing ahead with plans to return 2 million bpd to the markets by July
Explainer: what is energy transition and which countries are most resilient to it?
Oil-exporting countries stand to lose about $13 trillion in revenue by 2040 as global economies decarbonise their power systems but some energy producers such as the UAE are proving more adaptable to the shift
Adnoc and Taqa to develop utilities to power Ta'ziz downstream industrial hub
The companies will jointly develop power, steam, cooling and water networks for the new area, which will feature chemical and light industrial zones
Brent crosses $70 mark for the first time in 2 years ahead of Opec meeting
Opec left demand growth expectations at 6 million bpd following its joint technical meeting
