Plan A + B failed. What next for big oil?

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As predictions of peak oil demand become more prevalent and environmental protests more vocal, Ed King wonders where the oil industry goes next

There's a looming threat facing the oil and gas sector, but it doesn't involve Iran, Saudi Arabia or missile-bearing drones. The brazen attack on Saudi Arabia's top hydrocarbons processing plant this...

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