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Strengthening BRSR for climate transition plan disclosures in India
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Solving Indonesia’s LPG subsidy challenge requires induction, not swapping fuels
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“Diesel is a tricky thing to address because a lot of its use is in industry. ... While there are alternative technologies ... that's still a very small market. It's going to take a number of years before we can actually start seeing diesel demand come down … unlike, say, petrol where we're seeing the surge in EV sales.”
Kevin Morrison - Energy Finance Analyst, Australian Oil and Gas
in ABC News (Australia)
“What we need across all of Europe is grid investment. [By] grid investment, I mean modernization and the expansion of the grid. For me, the winner is the European grid. ”
Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz - Lead Energy Analyst, Europe
in CNBC
“Canada's LNG industry is hoping to launch new export projects, but they may open at a time of weak demand, overabundant supply, low prices--and weak returns for investors.”
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“Ethanol blending is a short-sighted fix for India's crude dependence. It trades one problem for many: threatened food sovereignty, fossil fertiliser dependence, and depleted groundwater. The real answer is low-cost mass transport powered by renewables.”
Swathi Seshadri - Energy Specialist, Petrochemicals, South Asia
in BBC Hindi