UK move by PM Johnson to end fossil fuel export credits will hit poorest nations and future LNG projects
Saturday, 12 December 2020
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made his nation the first in the Group of 20 of the world’s most advanced economies to end all overseas oil and gas export credits, the downside of which is depriving poorer African and Asian nations of the fruits of fossil fuel revenues from development projects that many Western countries and powers like Russia and China have enjoyed to the full for many years.
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