After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, energy security is paramount

Energy policy is not binary. We can have significant investment in renewables while acknowledging that they will not replace fossil fuels in the short term.

Activists in morph suits protest against Russian energy imports by oil companies Shell, Aral and Esso after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in front of the Rhineland oil refinery in Cologne, Germany on April 4.

(photo credit: Wolfgang Rattay/Reuters)

By ERIC R. MANDEL

MAY 5, 2022 09:42

After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, energy security is paramount

Energy policy is not binary. We can have significant investment in renewables while acknowledging that they will not replace fossil fuels in the short term.

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After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, energy security is paramount

Energy policy is not binary. We can have significant investment in renewables while acknowledging that they will not replace fossil fuels in the short term.

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