U.S.-HOUSTON-CERAWEEK-ENERGY FORUM

U.S.-HOUSTON-CERAWEEK-ENERGY FORUM

(230308) -- HOUSTON, March 8, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Delegates speak at the session titled "Oil & Gas: Leading for the next decade" during CERAWeek in Houston, Texas, the United States, March 7, 2023. On the theme of "Navigating a Turbulent World: Energy, Climate and Security," the influential global energy forum CERAWeek is held here from March 6 to 10, focusing on the dual challenges of meeting the world's growing energy demand while reducing emissions. (Photo by Chen Chen/Xinhua)

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