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The oil industry has argued it has the technology to be part of the climate solution.

Shifting language around fossil fuels continues to dominate the UN climate talks in Dubai.

Fossil fuels, subsidies and batteries were all on the agenda as the COP28 summit heads into the home straight.

India's Adani Green Energy plans to invest some $22 billion to add over 35 GW of renewable power capacity by 2030.

This week saw the global nuclear industry on the sidelines of COP28 pushing small modular reactors (SMRs) more than any other nuclear technology. Poland's OSGE touted an early government approval for 24 BWRX-300 SMRs across six sites in Poland, while Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power touted its new innovative SMR, or i-SMR.

The Biden administration finalized its long-awaited methane standards for the oil and gas sector, but the controversial methane fee is not among them.

The push to phase out fossil fuels is gaining strength from multiple corners, both in the formal COP28 negotiations and among stakeholders and civil society groups.

Hundreds of organizations are urging US President Joe Biden's administration to stop supporting LNG projects, arguing this will lock in dependence on gas.

Parties are setting out their stalls as negotiations get serious. Domestic drivers are also at play.

A decarbonization charter focused on operational emissions, flaring and methane may not go far enough for the oil and gas industry.