Oil and gas majors claim progress against greenhouse gas goals

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Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) releases annual progress report detailing efforts to cut methane emissions and step up clean tech investment

A coalition of global oil and gas majors have claimed they have made progress towards their collective methane and carbon dioxide targets over the past two years, as 12 of the world's largest oil majors...

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