Finally, will oil companies and combustion energy companies realistically join the green transformation of the energy sector after many years?
Finally, will oil companies and energy companies that produce energy from burning fossil fuels under the influence of changing social opinion, pro-environmental and pro-climate awareness of citizens after many years realistically join the green transformation of the energy sector as an important element of the process of green transformation of the economy?
That civilization's greenhouse gas emissions generate a progressive process of global warming has been known from independent and reliable scientific research for many decades. The first research results on the subject, confirming the above thesis, were already conducted more than 100 years ago, but at that time the scale of greenhouse gas emissions was many times lower compared to emissions of recent years. At that time, the topic was ignored. At that time, the process of global warming was proceeding much more slowly than it is now, and was practically not yet noticed in many regions of the world. But as early as the 1960s and 1970s, oil companies and energy companies producing energy from the combustion of fossil fuels founded and funded various non-governmental organizations whose main goal was to falsify the results of scientific research in order to question the role of civilization's greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions from the fossil fuel combustion energy sector as a key factor in the greenhouse effect, the accumulation of CO2 in the planet's atmosphere and generating the process of global warming, which is progressing ever faster. On the other hand, today the level of awareness of citizens on the above topic is already much higher than it was just a few decades ago. As a result, companies and enterprises operating in various industries and sectors, in order not to lose customers, customers of their product and service offerings, customers who are increasingly environmentally and climate-conscious, are increasingly joining the process of green transformation of the economy, including scaling up the implementation of sustainable development goals in their business activities. This issue is finally beginning to affect oil companies and energy companies that produce energy from burning fossil fuels. In this regard, perhaps at the next UN Climate Summit COP28, to be held in Dubai, some oil companies and energy companies of companies that produce energy from burning fossil fuels will reportedly declare that they will realistically join in the implementation of the process of green energy transformation, the green transformation of the economy.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
Finally, will oil companies and energy companies that produce energy from the combustion of fossil fuels, under the influence of a change in public opinion, pro-environmental and pro-climate awareness of citizens after many years, realistically join the green transformation of the energy sector as an important element of the process of green transformation of the economy?
Finally, will oil companies and energy companies that produce energy from burning fossil fuels realistically join the green transformation of the energy sector after many years?
Finally, will the fuel and combustion energy sector realistically join the green transformation of the economic sector after many years?
What do you think about this topic?
What is your opinion on this issue?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Best wishes,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
In writing this text I did not use other sources or automatic text generation systems.
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This is a tired question asked by people who have not considered the optional viewpoint that CO2 is not the driver of the climate and it ignores the realities of the world. India, China and other rapidly developing countries are developing through the increasing use of fossil fuels, as did the western world previously. We have been warned almost continuously since 1988 that Armageddon was imminent if we did not reduce CO2, but nothing unusual has happened apart from a welter of propaganda about "unprecedented events" that are far from unprecedented. We need to support the fossil fuel industry not demonise it.
Dariusz: The way the statement / question is posed makes responses like mine difficult as they seem aggressive. The technical issue of CO2 is in active debate on several ResearchGate sites: at the moment the believers in CO2 as the devil's own gas are in the forefront, due to a massive IPCC type propaganda campaign. The debate on which came first (T or CO2), is far from resolved too. We can be increasingly optimistic that the worst predictions have not come to pass.
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