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Eight major oil firms are reporting record profits as energy prices soar. Join reporters Jillian Ambrose and Damian Carrington for a live Q&A at 2 PM to discuss oil markets and the implications for clean energy commitments. Don't miss this...

The Guardian· Aug 11, 2026 · 9:55 AM · 327 views

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Eight major oil firms are reporting record profits as energy prices soar. Join reporters Jillian Ambrose and Damian Carrington for a live Q&A at 2 PM to discuss oil markets and the implications for clean energy commitments. Don't miss this chance to learn more about the climate crisis!

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