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...transition. I think it's time to do some rethinking about the energy transition. Well, good. That's what I was gonna ask you about. So when people talk about the energy transition, this fantasy or, you know, maybe maybe fantasy is a little bit scenar
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...energy transition. I think it's time to do some rethinking about the energy transition. Well, good. That's what I was gonna ask you about. So when people talk about the energy transition, this fantasy or, you know, maybe maybe fantasy is a little bit
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...energy transitions are associated with some seemingly exogenous source of social upheaval. So in 2008,
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...energy transition happening in periods of upheaval. Two is just the notion of resource scarcity. We're talking in this paper about renewable resources. We're talking in this century at this time about nonrenewable resources and the continued reliance
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...transition is moving forward. We lean much more on renewable energy than before. Of course, energy efficiency and smart electricity systems play also a key role here. And I would expect that this green transition will be, I mean, not concluded, but w
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...intensive. And so we've been in this energy addition world, this need to produce really more of everything, and it's only becoming more of an issue and a challenge and an opportunity for the energy industry. Ashley, that reminds me. I wanted to ask y
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...energy demand. And again, that assumes a big increase in energy efficiency. So then you peel back one layer, how does renewables fit into this? Well, we also wanna reduce coal consumption. So you think about this, hey, we're going from one eighty to
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...the term energy transition and wanted to transition out of oil into renewables in 1977, not because they wanted to save the world, but because of energy security. One last point on this is France, lowest carbon footprint in the world. It didn't get t
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