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Sunday, 29 November 2020

Financial Times

• Will Australiaâ's hydrogen road to Japan cut emissions? A joint Canberra-Tokyo effort is designed to create a cost-effective supply chain for an elusive source of clean energy

The Guardian

• Things are looking up for oil, but Opec can't uncross its fingers just yetDespite good vaccine news and price rises, the cartel could still meet a few bumps in the road – some of them of its own makingWhen oil ministers from the world’s largest fossil-fuel nations meet via webcam this week to make decisions about the global oil market in 2021, they could be forgiven for indulging in a little early festive cheer.Oil prices have more than doubled since tumbling below $20 a barrel and hitting 21-year lows during “black Aprilâ€� – when Covid restrictions brought major economies to their knees, and caused what is thought to have been the worst month in the history of the o...

Belfast Telegraph

• Royal Mail to trial hydrogen dual fuel vanRoyal Mail is to trial a dual fuel van to determine if hydrogen is operationally suitable for its fleet.

Blackpool Gazette

• Lancashire ferry transport specialist launches new app to help hauliers with post Brexit red tapeA Lancashire based freight ferry booking specialist has launched a new service to “revolutionise the way the UK trades with the EU, ahead of the post-Brexit trade deal”.

Other Regional Press

• Work to make M27 'quieter' gets the go-ahead WORK to make a major Hampshire road ‘quieter’ has been given the go-ahead by roads bosses.