HeyJaredEnergy Transition
Energy Transition is a niche policy-focused outlet dedicated to climate and energy system transformation, with a strong emphasis on European and international energy governance.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 7, 2026
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- Top 10M sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Crisis as catalyst? Europe is failing the test (opens the original)
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The EU’s response to the energy shocks of 2022 and 2026 looks good only compared to Trump-era America. Even though EU chief Ursula von der Leyen urges Europe to move off fossil fuels faster, not nearly enough is happening. Paul Hockenos reports. Although two energy crises in the space of four years – in 2022 as a result of Russian embargoes and Western sanctions, and the second (ongoing) the… Source
How renewables can cut Europe’s energy bills and inflation (opens the original)
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Fossil fuel volatility is driving inflation across the EU, but the solution is already available. This piece by Veronica Calienno (Positive Money Europe) on the financial case for the energy transition shows how solar and wind lowered wholesale electricity prices by 24.2% between 2023 and 2025, and why the price effect grows stronger as renewable capacity increases. It also examines the investment… Source
In Zimbabwe, delaying renewable diversification has spurred power deficit and coal takeover (opens the original)
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For over six decades since the construction of the Kariba South Bank hydroelectric power station, Zimbabwe’s (known as Southern Rhodesia until independence in 1980) grid supply had been dominated by clean energy. However, in the face of back-to-back El Niño–induced droughts, the country’s large hydropower infrastructure is faltering, making way for a coal thermal power takeover. Source
Agrofuels: a dangerous gamble that trades food for fuel in northern South America (opens the original)
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Across northern South America, the promise of agrofuels has been heralded as a key contribution to national energy transitions. Governments in Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela have promoted biodiesel and ethanol production as steps toward decarbonization and energy independence. Yet a closer look reveals a troubling paradox: crops like oil palm and sugarcane, intended to fuel a “green” transition… Source
Fossil gas is locking Mexico and Central America into US energy dependence (opens the original)
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In recent years, natural gas, often rebranded as fossil gas, has gained prominence in Mexico and Central America as a supposed ‘transition fuel’. This narrative suggests that natural gas can serve as a temporary replacement for more polluting fossil fuels such as coal and oil, facilitating a gradual shift toward renewable energy. Yet this framing is increasingly challenged by environmental… Source
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