G7 Energy and Environment Ministers acknowledge energy crisis requires reduction in global gas demand and reiterate support for clean tech, but stop short of setting out roadmap for phasing out fossil fuel power
G7 countries over the weekend conceded the global energy crisis requires a reduction in fossil gas demand, just 10 months after the group announced its support for liquified natural gas (LNG) investment...
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