SDG 07: Affordable and Clean Energy

How do you achieve an equitable energy transition that includes developing economies?

Just energy transition

Developing world energy demand is projected to grow by two-thirds by 2050 Image: Photo by roya ann miller on Unsplash

Majid Jafar
Chief Executive Officer, Crescent Petroleum
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A just energy transition is possible when the interests of developed and developing nations are better aligned.
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