Exxon says global net zero goals fading as coal use climbs

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Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) said the global energy sector’s net zero goals likely will slip further past 2050 due to high energy costs and a rebound in the demand for coal, Bloomberg reported Thursday.

In its newly published Global Outlook, Exxon (

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