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Join us: On March 8 we re hosting a virtual roundtable on building a clean energy economy. You can register here.
It s Friday before a long weekend. What joy.
Last month I had the pleasure of interviewing Bill Gates about his climate and energy work, and the role of tech in slowing global warming. Stay tuned for our coverage over the weekend.
In the meantime, let s get into what happened this week some Big Oil updates, lots of startup news, and so many electric-vehicle SPACs.
A fumbled layoff hurt morale at Exxon, and it could hinder the oil giant s recovery Benji Jones
Welcome to Insider Energy, a weekly energy newsletter brought to you by Business Insider.
Here s what you need to know: Want to get Insider Energy in your inbox every Friday?Sign up here. You can reach me at bjones@businessinsider.com. I welcome feedback and story tips. Join us: On March 8 we re hosting a virtual roundtable on building a clean energy economy. You can register here.
It s Friday before a long weekend. What joy.
Last month I had the pleasure of interviewing Bill Gates about his climate and energy work, and the role of tech in slowing global warming. Stay tuned for our coverage over the weekend.