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Goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels will probably be breached
The technology is safe, economically competitive with other low-carbon options and has a large role in nearly all credible climate plans
Europe is unlikely to go back to relying on Russia for anything more than a 'sliver' of gas
Towering policymaker has an enviable record of making things happen across the renewables, petroleum and climate fields
Moscow will attempt to turn its cumbersome gas system around 180 degrees to face East, but will achieve little success
Global heating drives energy insecurity, disease, war, inflation and economic decline
While energy use per person continues to grow gradually, efficient technologies and use of resources will help to meet net-zero goals
Oil has entered a new orbit where Opec+ needs to deal with the rising power of importers
Three of this century’s leitmotifs are the rise of Asia, decarbonisation to combat climate change and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
European ban on Russian crude could mean Iran will face more competition in China
EU needs to work with the US to mediate a durable cure for Iraq’s energy ills
The continent's gas hunger has hit world's poorest countries, which have effectively been shut out of the LNG market
This year's conference featured a decarbonisation zone along with high interest in hydrogen and carbon capture, use and storage
Middle Eastern deserts offer tremendous scope for direct air capture and enhanced oil recovery systems
With Russian gas supplies all-but cut off, Europe needs a mild winter to avoid burning through its fuel storage
