Tag: policymaking
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War Burned $88.7bn in 17 Days. It Could Have Bought Energy Security
The economic implications of modern warfare, particularly regarding fossil fuels, profoundly affect global pricing and security. The ongoing US, Israel, and Iran conflict exemplifies this, costing approximately $88.7 billion in 17 days. Investing in renewable energy alternatives can substantially reduce dependency on volatile fossil markets, offering a more sustainable and resilient future.
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Why You Can’t Drone a Solar Panel: Electrification and Europe’s New Energy Security
Europe’s energy vulnerability was exposed by disruptions, highlighting the need for renewable electrification. Reports show a major shift towards clean energy, emphasizing its security and affordability benefits.
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1 in 4 New Cars Will Be Electric in 2025 – What This Means for Climate, Oil Demand, and Your Next Vehicle
The 2025 Global EV Outlook from the IEA highlights the significant transition towards electric vehicles (EVs), which are projected to account for 20 million sales globally. This shift is crucial for climate impacts, energy security, and economic viability, as EVs increasingly outperform internal combustion engines (ICE). Delays in adoption could result in higher costs and…