The capital transition is fundamental to the energy transition. Transforming the energy system will require significant capital at a time of growing trade tensions, geopolitical instability and a “higher-for-longer” interest rate environment.
How will investors, energy companies and government navigate the risks and opportunities to recalibrate the world’s energy system– and deliver the returns that stakeholders require? At the same time, will funding be available to support investment to meet world’s continuing need for conventional energy?
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