More gas infrastructure needed to handle energy crisis, G-7 leaders acknowledge

By Jeremy Beaman

Published June 28, 2022 1:14pm ET

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More gas infrastructure needed to handle energy crisis, G-7 leaders acknowledge — Group of Seven leaders acknowledged the need to build more natural gas infrastructure to deal with the global energy crisis in a statement in tension with the group’s most recent commitment to end most overseas fossil fuel financing by the end of this year. The heads of state concluded their meeting Tuesday with promises to […]

Group of Seven leaders acknowledged the need to build more natural gas infrastructure to deal with the global energy crisis in a statement in tension with the group’s most recent commitment to end most overseas fossil fuel financing by the end of this year.

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