Lukoil Aims to Be Net Zero CO2 Emitter by 2050

Monday, March 2, 2020

Vice president of Russian oil producer Lukoil, Leonid Fedun, said on Monday the company aimed to become a net zero carbon emitter by 2050.

"It is realistic to a reach zero carbon footprint" for us, he said at a presentation.


(Reporting by Vladimir Soldatkin, writing by Maria Tsvetkova; editing by David Evans)

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