Russian attacks on Ukraine have spiked the already high price of oil. But going up with that are the economic incentives to ditch this primitive fuel – the environmental reasons being well known. Russia provides about 40% of Europe’s gas import, and its squeeze on supply has forced some factories to cut back on production. The case for moving to renewable energy grows only stronger. The CEO of the Portuguese utility EDP made this point […]
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