The transition to low-carbon energy systems has the potential to shift geopolitical power, as it will create winners and losers across countries. The clean energy business is certainly lucrative for its winners: the IEA estimates that the transition would create a $1.2 trillion market for clean energy.
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Il conflitto in Ucraina cambia le priorità energetiche europee. Con un interrogativo: contribuirà ad accelerare il distacco dai fossili?
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