Fossil fuel companies must prepare for a radically different future
Former BP CEO, Lord John Browne, and Ex-Chairman of Shell and Anglo American, Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, have advised on a new report, which sets out how oil and gas, and coal companies can profit following increasing pressure to cut the use of fossil fuels. Browne and Mood-Stuart explained there is a "significant disconnect" between the action require to achieve climate change goals and current efforts by fossil fuel companies. The study recommends conventional fuel companies start preparing for a "radically different future" by adopting renewable energy technologies, developing their own carbon capture and storage systems, reducing future investment in fossil fuels and returning more profits to shareholders through dividends. 

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