S&P Global: "Ukraine Crisis Injects Urgency, Complexity into Energy Transition Plans"

This article details RFF's new Global Energy Outlook report and the related RFF Live event about the report and its implications.

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Date

April 15, 2022

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Media Highlight

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S&P Global

Russia's invasion of Ukraine added uncertainty to already complicated climate change projections, but it likely will accelerate Europe's development of renewable resources to get away from Russian natural gas, a Washington, D.C., environmental and economic think tank said...

In the "Global Energy Outlook," Resources for the Future, or RFF, normalized data from a variety of energy forecasts so they can be compared on an apples-to-apples basis... The RFF researchers said natural gas demand would grow in almost every scenario, and wind and solar resources would grow dramatically. Despite the growth in cleaner energy resources, emissions would exceed climate change goals in most scenarios, RFF research analyst and report co-author Erin Campbell said.

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