Davos 2022 highlights friction between the drive to green energy and supply security

The World Economic Forum’s recent annual meeting was held against the backdrop of a post-COVID-19 economic rebound, the Russia-Ukraine war, higher global energy prices, and energy supply shortages in Europe. This is creating an interesting debate among delegates in Davos, Switzerland over the pull between the need for energy security and sustainability at the same time. The

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