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The oil and gas industry is breathing a sigh of relief after 2020 – but the real challenge of the energy transition is just beginning.

Interest in clean hydrogen has grown rapidly as energy companies and governments scramble to identify and advance opportunities in a fast-emerging technology area.

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, the energy transition has remained high on the industry agenda, with many oil and gas companies accelerating their transition plans. As Europe’s majors turn from setting long-term emissions goals to implementing dramatic medium-term portfolio shifts, their approaches are diverging further from their US peers. Yet some other firms, including NOCs, are now weighing whether to set their own net-zero targets.

Gas will need to be more resilient to ensure its future role, given the relentless rise of renewables. While in the near-term, the price impact of the coronavirus pandemic helps gas-fired power-generation look more competitive, according to our proprietary analysis, longer-term trends continue to favor wind and especially solar.

Gas will need to be more resilient to ensure its future role, given the relentless rise of renewables. While in the near-term, Covid’s price impact helps gas-fired power-generation look more competitive, according to our proprietary analysis, longer-term trends continue to favor wind and especially solar.

Despite the challenges of Covid-19, growing pressure to embrace the low-carbon energy transition has ushered in a new era of accelerated action for Europe’s majors.

Carbon pricing is gaining momentum, with a patchwork of approaches prevailing. Energy Intelligence experts epxloain some of the key things to watch in this podcast.Hosted by: Ronan Kavanagh, Deputy Editor EI New Energy and Lauren Craft, Editor EI New Energy

Energy Intelligence’s levelized cost of energy (LCOE) calculations show renewables costs becoming more competitive even though gas has temporarily reclaimed its position as the world’s cheapest power source.Hosted by: Ronan Kavanagh, Deputy Editor EI New Energy and Philippe Roos, Senior Reporter and Analyst

Low-carbon investment by the world’s largest oil and gas companies has risen sharply in the past five years, but will it be sustained? In this podcast Energy Intelligence experts TJ Conway and Ronan Kavanagh explore this and other findings from the Low Carbon Investment Tracker.Hosted by: Ronan Kavanagh, Deputy Editor EI New Energy and TJ Conway, Director, Research & Advisory, Energy Intelligence

The recent extreme cold snap and power outages in Texas have put a spotlight on energy security. What consequence could it have for the energy transition in the US and beyond?

The power of politics to deliver genuine progress in global efforts to combat climate change is top priority this year. In Energy Intelligence's latest podcast, energy transition experts Ronan Kavanagh and Peter Kemp examine the significant energy transition trends and events to watch closely in 2021.Hosted by: Ronan Kavanagh, Deputy Editor EI New Energy, Peter Kemp, Editorial Director

How are leading generators navigating the energy transition? Find out in this podcast as Energy Intelligence expert Phillipe Roos and Ronan Kavanagh discuss key findings from our 2020 Green Utilities Report, where we rank the world's top green power generators and analyse their recent decarbonization moves.