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Europe's nightmare looks set to worsen/ Peter Westmore

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WESTMORE Peter

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TextPublication details: 2021Subject(s):

Energy -- Kyoto Climate Summit

In: Newsweekly : No 3107 11 December 2021, p.4Summary: Europe predicted that renewable energy is the way forward after the Kyoto Climate Summit in 1997 andl-fired power station was shut in anticpation of this. Yet energy prices still went up. This has hurt business and are asking for bailouts. Investment in oil and gas has lessened and led to acute shortages. Hence after 20 years renewables still cannot meet the demands of energy.

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Europe predicted that renewable energy is the way forward after the Kyoto Climate Summit in 1997 andl-fired power station was shut in anticpation of this. Yet energy prices still went up. This has hurt business and are asking for bailouts. Investment in oil and gas has lessened and led to acute shortages. Hence after 20 years renewables still cannot meet the demands of energy.

EUROPE, ENERGY

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