OGTC rebrands as Net Zero Technology Centre in oil and gas industry's latest green makeover

Cecilia Keating
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Government-backed oil and gas technology hub announces second rebrand in seven months as it redefines its objectives

The OGTC has officially stripped out all reference to fossil fuels from its name, announcing this morning it has rebranded as the Net Zero Technology Centre, just seven months after its decision to retire...

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