Europe’s Energy Strategy Faces the Cost of Dependence (Podcast)
Europe’s energy shocks have exposed the cost of energy dependence. The loss of Russian gas accelerated investment in renewables and liquefied natural gas, but high prices, infrastructure bottlenecks and new...
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Europe’s energy shocks have exposed the cost of energy dependence. The loss of Russian gas accelerated investment in renewables and liquefied natural gas, but high prices, infrastructure bottlenecks and new import dependencies remain. Greater electrification could improve resilience by making better use of domestic power and flexible technologies. But high costs still weigh on industry. So can Europe turn energy resilience into a competitive advantage? At the BloombergNEF Summit London, Oliver M