This week, Energy Evolution reports from CERAWeek, S&P Global's flagship energy conference.
While the event has become increasingly focused on the energy transition, one commodity trading house says the good times for fossil fuels are far from over.
Demand for oil and gas, as well as key metals such as copper, is set to grow across most global markets, Trafigura chief economist Saad Rahim tells Taylor Kuykendall on the sidelines of the event.
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