The CEOs of Aramco and Petronas warned that the global energy system is entering a period of profound risk.
The CEOs of Malaysia’s Petronas and Saudi Aramco sounded the alarm on rising geopolitical and economic instability on Monday, warning that the global energy system is entering a period of profound risk, while the energy transition faces continued challenges.
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