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Dr Sultan denies misusing his office to broker oil deals - Vimarsana News

Dr Sultan denies misusing his office to broker oil deals

Dr Sultan Al Jaber, the CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and President of COP28, currently underway in Dubai, has denied reports that he used his office at COP to negotiate fossil fuel deals.

Millions pledged to new climate damage fund amid warning 2023 to break 'cacophony' of weather records - Vimarsana News

Millions pledged to new climate damage fund amid warning 2023 to break 'cacophony' of weather records

A long-awaited loss and damage fund has been officially signed off at COP28 in Dubai.

Fossil Fuels and Frustration at COP28 - Vimarsana News

Fossil Fuels and Frustration at COP28

The United Arab Emirates, one of the world’s biggest oil producers, is hosting this year’s climate summit.

COP28 climate conference begins with controversy and early financial breakthrough - Vimarsana News

COP28 climate conference begins with controversy and early financial breakthrough

After facing renewed criticism for his deep ties to the oilpatch on the eve of hosting the world’s largest ever climate summit, the president of COP28 scored an early victory on Thursday with a breakthrough financial agreement.

Source: cbc.ca
Meet Sultan al Jaber, the secretive oil tycoon once 'responsible for all media censorship' in UAE who is accused of trying to sign fossil fuel deals on the sidelines of COP28 - Vimarsana News

Meet Sultan al Jaber, the secretive oil tycoon once 'responsible for all media censorship' in UAE who is accused of trying to sign fossil fuel deals on the sidelines of COP28

For some, Jaber - who earned his PhD in business and economics from Coventry University - was a fantastic choice to lead COP talks, but others argued he can't escape a major conflict of interest