Amanda Chu

Sector must be fundamentally reset to become economically viable, executives warn

Also in today’s newsletter, Exxon’s foray into lithium and a Russian oil scoop

Over the past eight weeks, the Financial Times’ energy team has put our heads together to revamp the newsletter. In response to reader demand, our Thursday edition — led by my colleague Amanda Chu — will focus on crunching data and providing informative charts on industry themes. To prepare for Energy Source’s relaunch I spent last week with my colleague Myles McCormick in Houston, where we met executives from ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum and Chevron to take the temperature of the sector.

Hesai’s claim comes as Biden and Xi meet to ease tensions between the world’s two largest economies

Also in today’s newsletter, IEA urges oil and gas companies to pay up for the energy transition

AES chief defends renewables investment despite market rout this year

Three of China’s biggest EV makers are scoping sites for plants. The push puts Latin America’s second-largest economy in the middle of the US-China trade war.

Solar panels have become so cheap that they are being used to build garden fences in the Netherlands and Germany, as a boom in Chinese production saturates the global market.

By Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California will conclude a two-year investigation into Exxon and the fossil fuel industry's role

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