Climate Change Should Not be Litigated: Chevron CEO

The transcript discusses the role of smart lawyers in climate change litigation, emphasizing that litigation is not the ideal solution for addressing climate change. Instead, a coordinated global policy response is needed. The speaker highlights the importance of investing in low-carbon energy solutions, such as renewable fuels, hydrogen, and carbon capture, to meet energy demands while reducing carbon intensity.

What is the speaker's stance on using litigation to address climate change?

• Litigation is irrelevant to climate change.

• Litigation is the best approach.

• Litigation is not the right approach.

• Litigation should be the only approach.

Who are some of the parties ironically involved in climate change lawsuits?

• Environmental activists

• Energy developers

• Scientists

• Politicians

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to address climate change effectively?

• Local policy changes

• More political debates

• Coordinated global policy response

• Increased litigation

What technologies are being invested in to create a low-carbon energy system?

• Natural gas

• Nuclear energy

• Renewable fuels and hydrogen

• Coal and oil

What is the focus of the speaker's attention in terms of energy transition?

• Increasing energy prices

• Reducing carbon intensity while maintaining affordability

• Expanding fossil fuel usage

• Eliminating all energy consumption