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Slugcatcher: COP30 and G19 double header energy

The G19 is not a mistake.

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Banners of various G20 leaders are displayed along a Johannesburg freeway, South Africa

Banners of various G20 leaders are displayed along a Johannesburg freeway, South Africa | Credits: Themba Hadebe/AP

A lot happened over the weekend in the world of energy, but if Slugcatcher's assessment is correct, nothing changed.  Two major conferences, one in Brazil and the other in South Africa, had energy...

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