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Clean Energy and Geopolitical Resilience

IEA chief Fatih Birol discusses how investing in clean energy strengthens Europe's resilience to global conflicts and energy crises.

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What is Birol's vision for the future of energy?: Birol envisions a future dominated by electricity generated from clean energy sources, highlighting the growing importance of solar, wind, hydroelectric, and nuclear power.
How do global conflicts affect the energy transition?: Global conflicts hinder international collaboration on climate change, making it difficult to address the issue effectively.
Why is the push for clean energy important for Europe's resilience?: Europe's transition to clean energy is crucial for its resilience against global crises, as reliance on renewable sources reduces vulnerability to geopolitical instability.
What is the role of geothermal energy in Europe's energy mix according to Birol?: Fatih Birol advocates for increased investment in geothermal energy to supplement solar and wind power, ensuring a consistent energy supply independent of weather conditions.
How has the drive for renewable energy been impacted by global conflicts and crises?: The pursuit of renewable energy has accelerated due to conflicts and crises, driven by the need for energy security and reduced reliance on volatile fossil fuels.

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