How Saudi Aramco plans to win the oil endgame

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : One of the startups that tagged along with Ms Granholm was Rondo, which is developing batteries that store renewable energy as heat.
58% : In addition to such "green" hydrogen, made by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using ample amounts of renewable energy, Aramco wants to become the world leader in "blue" hydrogen, which is derived from natural gas but in a process that prevents the resulting carbon from reaching the atmosphere.
52% : Many of Saudi Arabia's sources of industrial carbon emissions, be they oilfields or petrochemical plants, are conveniently located near rock formations where the captured emissions can be stored.

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