THE WORLD HAS LEFT BEHIND THE COAL, OIL, AND GAS ERA, AND HAS NOW BEEN SAFELY ENTERING THE ELECTRICITY ERA, SAID FATAH BIRWELL, CEO OF THE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY (IEA).
According to him, in the coming decade, the scope of global electricity production capacity will more than double from the previous decade.
This comes against the background of a growing desire of many countries in the world to secure their energy supply and themselves against volatile fossil fuel prices and/or possible disruptions in supply - for example, as a result of conflicts such as the US-Israel war against Iran.
Our long-term prospects, of course, will be sad in this case.