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_aWhat can the US learn from Europe in the global energy transition? _bEurope and the U.S. are often referred to as the Old World and the New World, respectively. In the case of the energy transition, the New World stands to learn from the Old, which took the plunge a bit earlier in the game. |
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| 520 | _aEvolution is underfoot in the 160-year-old oil and gas industry. It’s a slow change spurred on by digitalization, and the efficiencies and opportunities it creates, as well as a call to action for our climate. The energy sector is responding by turning its attention toward a sustainable future. | ||
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