Comment / Greenwashing: The thick green line (awareness) – Part 1

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21/09/2022

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My employer’s energy supplier is a global oil company which is investing heavily in renewables. I recently sat through their analysis of various future energy alternatives.

They regard biofuels as being commercially viable for aviation and shipping in the medium to long term. Both electrification and hydrogen are considered at best, low viability in the medium term, ...

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