Crisis in the Middle East: What does it mean for the energy transition?
Geopolitical instability underlines the need to achieve energy security, but also makes investment more difficult.
ByJonny Ball is associate editor of the New Statesman's policy section and supplement, Spotlight. He writes on a range of topics, including local economies and regional policy agendas.
Geopolitical instability underlines the need to achieve energy security, but also makes investment more difficult.
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