Natural Gas and Renewable Energy: Europe's Balancing Act

Europe is confronted with a complex energy management dilemma as it depends on a single fuel supply, particularly in the case of natural gas, which has been used as a geopolitical tool by some countries. This situation is exemplified by historical conflicts such as the Suez Canal Crisis, the oil crisis of the 1970s, and the oil embargo enforced by the Organization of Arab

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