Decarbonising efforts adopted by countries will slow down demand for fossils, making prices more volatile
on Thursday, said the decarbonising efforts adopted by countries will slow down the demand for fossils, making the prices more volatile. Continuing with excess production may lead to “unburnable” stranded assets, making them worthless by 2036, it added.
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