Big Oil Splutters — How Will It Survive the Energy Transition?

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By Deutsche WelleNov 9, 2020, 9:06 pm144 pts
By Nik Martin In April, the price of oil turned negative for the first time in history, just after the coronavirus pandemic hit. As lockdowns were ordered across the world, demand for black gold plummeted, prompting producers to literally pay buyers to take the commodity off their hands. The price collapse was…

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