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    1. Mr_Truckasaurus on

      Sorry my guy but inflation and commodity prices are going to rocket. That’s going to make investing and financially closing on new renewables projects very difficult

    2. Former-Quantity-99 on

      If you had bothered to study history even just 50 years old, you would know that the last oil crisis caused an enormous fuel efficiency gains and eventually transition to renewable energy.

      China was already pushing renewable energy in electric cars as hard as they could and this will make everybody else in the world go the same way.

      No one in this world understands this better than the oil producing countries and oil companies. They will do everything possible to bring the price down so that the switch to efficiency in green energy It slowed down as much as possible.

    3. Bard_the_Beedle on

      Sadly no. It will make financing the transition more expensive so it might even delay it rather than accelerate it. It will depend a lot on what happens in the next few weeks and how governments react once things have settled. In the short term it’s a positive shock, but medium term might not look that good.

    4. Otherwise_String9977 on

      I hope so. Now it is up to EU and the US to stop tarrifs on EVs and solar panels.

    5. Ornery-Childhood1782 on

      That’d be nice, but our idiot in charge doesn’t even know what a magnet is…

    6. The war is a strong nudge towards clean energy that only oil-rich, geographically insulated North Americans and Russians continue to ignore.

    7. Sufficient_Emu2343 on

      No.  China will be burning more coal than ever to insualte it from this energy shock.

    8. Either-Patience1182 on

      No, technically all the countries moving to do this still have to do the work to solve the problem but it still help

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