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New Energy World
New Energy World embraces the whole energy industry as it connects and converges to address the decarbonisation challenge. It covers progress being made across the industry, from the dynamics under way to reduce emissions in oil and gas, through improvements to the efficiency of energy conversion and use, to cutting-edge initiatives in renewable and low carbon technologies.
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6/12/2023 / Iain Gilmore, David Kettner
Take-off for sustainable aviation fuel?
6/12/2023 / Iain Gilmore, David Kettner
Take-off for sustainable aviation fuel?
Quarterly print edition
Welcome to our November 2023 New Energy World quarterly, which contains some of the best features and comment pieces that we have published over the last three months.
Will COP28 get the world on track to net zero?
With all eyes on COP28, can the oil-rich UAE unite the world around the bold action demanded by the latest climate science?
Also in this issue:
- End of the ICE age looms as EV sales accelerate
- CCUS: a silver bullet for a clean energy future?
- Middle East plays catch-up on the road to net zero
- What must the UK do to be a low-carbon leader?
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