Russia has Europe over a barrel on energy
Years of fuel dependency have left the continent vulnerable to Moscow’s petro-politics.
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Years of fuel dependency have left the continent vulnerable to Moscow’s petro-politics.
Fresh analysis by the CEBR highlights the continent’s continued energy vulnerability.
The European Commission President said American liquefied natural gas was playing a role in reducing the EU’s carbon footprint, but experts have said LNG is as bad a polluter as coal.
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The continent won’t be able to make the transition towards renewables or away from Russia without nuclear power. Why is it being ignored?
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