Abstract
The energy transition is at a crucial point. Is it time to redefine the consensuses reached in the past? Can long-term agreements avoid conflicts in the short term? It seems, as we have reached the second decade of the 21st century, that the cartographic models that guided the energy transition have become obsolete. The author proposes to approach an analysis based more on observation than on preconceived doctrines and models. We are in a confusing moment. It can be stated that “no one can reverse the energy transition” or that this is the last opportunity to “drive the energy transition” threatened by a clash between renewable energies and energy monopolies. We live in a moment of strong frustration. An energetic and passionate narrative style pours out on us. Duels between egos and moments of confusion appear. The energy transition is entangled with the geopolitics that are stopping it. New challenges and old fantasies appear. Suddenly nuclear energy, gas, renewable fuels, hydrogen enter the political agenda.
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Published on 02/03/25
Submitted on 20/01/25
Volume Sostenibilitat mediambiental, 2025
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