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DIR By: chandna rani
Date: September 3, 2023, 4:40 am
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The energy transition at a standstill The weight of Russia's
energy power reflects the continuing centrality of fossil fuels
in the world economy and in everyday life. The energy
transition, which, if successful, would indeed be an energy
revolution, has so far been very slow. In 1992, the year of the
Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, fossil fuels represented 87% of
total energy consumption in the world. Today, they represent
84%. Without technological advances in storage, solar and wind
remain intermittent primary energy sources for electricity
generation, and while sales of personal electric vehicles are
increasing, the transportation on which the global economy
runs—ships and trucks – requires petroleum products.
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generation were especially evident in
2021. In late winter, spring and early autumn last year, wind
speeds were often low. For a relatively narrow northern island,
the United Kingdom enjoys some of the most favorable conditions
in the world for wind energy, but the British company ssehas
reported that, between April and September 2021, its renewable
assets focused on onshore and offshore wind produced 32% less
electricity than expected.
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Low wind speeds meant power plants had to use more gas. This
increased demand in the autumn, at a time when prices for
natural gas imports soared under pressure from the clash with
China and Gazprom's reluctance to supply more. The rising cost
of fossil energy creates both a desire to speed up the energy
transition and – as a reminder of how dependent the world
remains on fossil fuels – an incentive for governments to
prioritize any form of energy that is needed at that moment.
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