
Why confused language around gas will slow the energy transition
Policymakers are increasingly adding elaborate caveats to energy transition pledges in an effort to look ambitious on climate action,…
ByJonathan Gaventa is an energy policy consultant and a senior associate at E3G, a climate think tank. He is based in Maputo, Mozambique.
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