Tag: powermarkets
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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 the Strait of Hormuz Proves Renewables Are Strategic
Rising oil prices, driven by geopolitical conflicts, highlight the vulnerabilities of fossil fuel dependence, prompting a shift towards renewable energy. China’s increasing investment in renewables and energy storage is both a strategic response to energy insecurity and a move towards greater self-sufficiency. This transition underscores the economic advantages of renewables, suggesting a more resilient energy…