Russia weaponisation of gas spurs clean energy push to secure supply

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : For renewable energy companies -- and nuclear providers, too -- this is a chance to demonstrate that they can be integral to an energy security policy.
55% : But the energy crisis has presented an opportunity to change perceptions: clean energy is not only about reducing pollution or hitting net zero emissions targets; it is also about making countries more secure.
49% : Renewable power has long struggled to shake off an image of idealism in the hard-nosed energy world.
38% : Supporters of clean energy feel these challenges risk being overstated, however, when compared with the all-too-current threat posed by gas and other fossil fuel prices.

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