Johnson Says UK Can't Turn Its Back on Hydrocarbons
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson discusses the challenge of securing energy supplies and balancing that with climate pledges made by Britain as host of the COP26 conference in December. "I don't think we can turn our backs entirely on hydrocarbons," Johnson said in an interview with Bloomberg's Kitty Donaldson on Friday.
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