Forbes'Green Energy Is Just Not There Yet' Says Award-Winning Reporter Eric Reguly
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : "You read the press, you read the hype, you go to the COP climate change conferences, and you hear that renewable energy is going to save the day.53% : While Europe attempts to find fast and affordable energy alternatives, the restrictions on Russian energy imports have raised concerns over the global energy security -- and renewable energy transition.
52% : This crisis really showed, to me anyway, that green energy is just not there yet."
47% : "This crisis in Europe exposed the shortcomings of renewable energy," said Reguly.
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