Will the Iran war threaten the EU’s green transition?

Europe's aging grid puts clean energy projects at risk of 'waste'

With rising energy prices and the threat of supply disruptions, the European Union is forced to strike a balance between staying on the path to neutrality and ensuring affordable energy for households and businesses across the bloc. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING The EU’s plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and achieve climate change by 2050 is facing … Read more

Asia is ramping up its use of fossil fuels to cover energy shortages caused by the Iran war

Asia is ramping up its use of fossil fuels to cover energy shortages caused by the Iran war

Governments across Asia are increasing their use of coal, the dirtiest fuel, as they try to cover the huge energy deficit caused by the US-Israel war against Iran. This process has produced warnings from climate experts who point to the negative environmental impact of coal, and they say that the energy crisis should be an … Read more

Could a war with Iran change the future of energy?

Could a war with Iran change the future of energy?

The Iran war is causing the greatest power in decadesit still does not expect the end. As the war halts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, which normally carries a fifth of the world’s daily oil supply, prices rise, countries rise. food supplyand governments are scrambling to find alternative sources of energy. Iran is also … Read more

America’s debt suddenly draws less demand as $10 trillion must be passed this year during the Iran war. ‘The bond market remains unbeatable’ | Good luck

America's debt suddenly draws less demand as $10 trillion must be passed this year during the Iran war. 'The bond market remains unbeatable' | Good luck

President Donald Trump’s war against Iran is clashing with US bond investors, who have shown little appetite for Treasury securities as they hope the war will end soon. This past week, auctions of two-, five- and seven-year Treasury notes all attracted weak demand, forcing yields higher than expected. That’s a big difference from last month, … Read more

The war in the Middle East made the case for renewal – what happens in each country tells a more complicated story.

A large farm seen from the air, including a group of buildings with solar panels on their roofs.

A world dependent on oil is in crisis. Shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz – through which more than a quarter of the world’s marine oil trade and a fifth of the world’s natural gas flows – has come to a standstill! Oil prices rose, briefly reaching $119 a barrel. The largest release of … Read more