27/01/2020at 09:01

Lundin commits to climate neutrality by 2030

Sweden's Lundin Petroleum rebrands itself as Lundin Energy AB and sets out to achieve climate neutrality in ten years' time, the company informs regarding its new strategy.

by MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD

One of Europe's largest oil extractors, Lundin Petroleum, presents a big plan Monday entailing, among other things, energy optimization, carbon capture and sequestration and electrification – all of which are meant to turn things around for the company.

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