Energy crises speed up the green transition

Update: 2022-11-22

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In 2022, war and power shortages have led to more fossil fuel use. But they also act as a catalyst for the rollout of renewable energy. In this edition of The Exchange podcast, ex-Snam boss Marco Alverà tells George Hay how Europe’s leaders can capitalise on this dynamic.
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Energy crises speed up the green transition

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Energy crises speed up the green transition

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Energy crises speed up the green transition