Net losers Half of fossil fuel assets could end up worthless
Nov 12, 2021
3 minutes
By Jonathan Watts, Ashley Kirk and Niamh McIntyre
Approximately half of the world’s fossil fuel assets will be worthless by 2036 under a net zero transition, new research has concluded.
Countries that are slow to decarbonise will suffer but early movers will profit, the study says, finding that in fact renewables and freed-up investment will more than make up for the losses to the global economy.
It highlights the risk of producing far more oil and gas
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