--- title: Carbon Tracker warns over oil companies' spending in high cost areas description: Carbon Tracker warns over oil companies' spending in high cost areas image: https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/Inline%20Policy%20Blog-24.jpg --- [![Inline Policy logo](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/in-line-logo-horizontal-RGB-BLACK.svg "Inline Policy logo")](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/) [Talk to Us](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/contact-us) ![Carbon Tracker warns over oil companies' spending in high cost areas](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/Inline%20Policy%20Blog-24.jpg) # Carbon Tracker warns over oil companies' spending in high cost areas by [Inline Policy](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/author/inline-policy) on 12 May 2014 The analysis, written by Energy Transition Advisors (ETA), assists investors to continue their engagement with companies over carbon asset risk. It introduces the concept of a carbon supply cost curve to global oil projects – highlighting that many make neither financial or carbon sense when stress-tested against demand, price and emissions scenarios. ETA intends to follow up this oil sector overview with more detailed company-specific information, moving on to analyse global coal assets and then gas. ETA has further detailed pieces of research looking at project economics, demand and supply, available on the research page. [![policy-regulation-tech-sector-guide](https://no-cache.hubspot.com/cta/default/3903067/55e1798a-3efb-4c0b-8402-6846fe38b8c5.png)](https://cta-redirect.hubspot.com/cta/redirect/3903067/55e1798a-3efb-4c0b-8402-6846fe38b8c5) Source: [ETA](http://et-advisors.com/) Topics: [Energy policy](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/tag/energy-policy) ![Inline Policy](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Logo/inline-policy-logo-for-web.png?width=100&height=100&name=inline-policy-logo-for-web.png) #### Written by [Inline Policy](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/author/inline-policy) [**](https://www.linkedin.com/company/inline-policy/) [**](https://twitter.com/inlinepolicy) ### Get the latest updates from our blog ## Related Articles ![King’s Speech – the UK’s legislative programme for the tech, climate, and energy sectors](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/Shutterstock_2466028571.jpg) [King’s Speech – the UK’s legislative programme for the tech, climate, and energy sectors](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/kings_speech_july_2024) On 17 July, King Charles III delivered the King's Speech, outlining the government's legislative programme ... [Read more](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/kings_speech_july_2024) ![What does Labour’s election win mean for the tech, climate and clean energy sectors?](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/shutterstock_2471115429.jpg) [What does Labour’s election win mean for the tech, climate and clean energy sectors?](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/labours-election-win) The electorate has given Labour the second-largest majority (after Tony Blair in 1997) in British ... [Read more](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/labours-election-win) ![UK Government funding helps tech sector boost wind energy](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/Windenergy.jpeg) [UK Government funding helps tech sector boost wind energy](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/the-uks-potential-in-accelerating-the-wind-energy-industry) Governments across the world are working towards an energy transition for phasing out fossil fuels and ... [Read more](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/the-uks-potential-in-accelerating-the-wind-energy-industry) ![Competition between EV charging firms gets political](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/hubfs/EVs%20charging%20on%20street%20-%20small-1.jpg) [Competition between EV charging firms gets political](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/competition-between-ev-charging-firms-gets-political) Today’s Financial Times reports on the developing conflict between UK electric vehicle charging market leader ... [Read more](https://www.inlinepolicy.com/blog/competition-between-ev-charging-firms-gets-political) ## Comments ### About ### Services ### Follow us ### Resources ### London Office [+44 (0)20 3735 5055](tel:+44%2020%203735%205055) 310 Vox Studios, 1-45 Durham Street, London, SE11 5JH ### Brussels Office [+32 (0)2 669 4283](tel:+32%202%20669%2042%2083) Avenue Marnix 13-17, 1000 Brussels Copyright 2026 Inline Policy Ltd 08719165 | Inline Policy Sprl 0687711093