Certainly, sir. If you look at the IEA's net-zero road map for the energy sector, it forecasts that by the end of a period, OPEC will have a 52% share of the oil market. If you then assume that western oil companies, the west, conforms with net zero but the rest of the world doesn't, that market share rises to 82%. Essentially, if you're restricting investment by western oil companies in oil and gas, you're not displacing demand; you're just pushing supply to very fragmented regions of the world and to bad actors like Russia.
On June 13th, 2023. See this statement in context.