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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 5, 2023, 3:20 am
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       For Western countries, on the other hand, the memory of the
       politics of the 1970s makes calls for sacrifice very politically
       unacceptable. While some prominent European politicians, such as
       the Italian Mario Draghi7, have been willing to suggest that
       citizens consume less energy to make energy sanctions against
       Russia viable, none have been very willing to suggest that this
       could represent a new normal to advance the energy transition.
       By thus raising the importance of what is at stake, war always
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       harshness of a dramatic here and now,
       while unleashing chaotic forces. Instead, the way governments
       have carried out the energy transition has seemed more like an
       attempt to put the present on hold and jump into the future by
       sheer force of will. European governments have profound new
       geopolitical reasons to aspire to a future they already desired,
       in which, as Angela Merkel declared in January 2020, Europe
       would become "the first continent free of co2". In other words:
       in the geopolitical and economic necessity of oil is the
       potential subordination; in the hope of solar and wind power and
       electrification is Emmanuel Macron's offer of European
       sovereignty.
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       Yet the war could not have made the difficulty of such material
       change any clearer. Energy forces both those who make war and
       those who suffer it: Ukraine transports Russian oil and gas to
       Europe through its pipelines; Russia pays Ukraine to transport
       those exports. When it comes to energy, even the transformative
       power of war has its limits. The options are now more difficult.
       The bet on a different energy future is already making it
       difficult for Germany to seek non-Russian gas supplies today. In
       March, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck traveled to Qatar
       to try to reach an agreement on LNG.
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