12 Apr 2022
Imported Fossil Fuels Won’t Solve Europe’s Long-Term Russia Problem
Europe has few natural petroleum resources, when compared to areas like the United States, the Middle East, and, of course, Russia, yet Europe has a thriving economy that needs massive amounts of energy to survive. Help your clients understand the long-term implications of their European energy needs and how capital markets are developing to help solve those needs through renewable energy projects.
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