Energy
Kate Mackenzie, Tim Sahay – Dawn of the Electric World Order
Global shockwaves from the war on Iran are accelerating the energy transition. In ‘Phenomenal World’. Read the article HERE.
Energy
Austerity
Euronews – Meloni urges EU to treat energy crisis like defence emergency, relax fiscal rules
The reality is that no one believes in the EU fiscal rules anymore and to have a carve out only for Defence is not politically sustainable. Read the article HERE.
Economics
Dan Steinbock – US/Israel inflicted Iran Energy Shock Damage Is Spreading in Asia
The US/Israel/Iran-linked energy crisis has shifted from a commodity shock to structural geopolitics, with Asia at the epicenter due to its dependence on imported oil and LNG. Global reverberations can no longer be avoided. Dan […]
Climate Crisis
Jeffrey Sachs – Why the world needs China to save more, not less
The IMF assumes China should save less. China’s saving is key to financing the developing world’s need for green infrastructure. *University Professor and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, where he […]
Economics
Brussels Signal: EU imports record amount of Russian LNG as foreign dependence grows
Russia remains the EU’s second-largest LNG supplier after the US. Deliveries from Russia were driven primarily by France, Spain and Belgium. Read Article HERE
Energy
Jan Rosenow – Spain just became one of Europe’s cheapest power markets. Here is how.
Interesting article on why Spain has electricity prices half the EU average. In Jan Rosenow’s Substack. Read the article HERE.
Climate Crisis
Aidan Regan – China Won the Green Race While the West Priced Carbon
China did not get here by making fossil fuels expensive. It got here by making clean technology cheap Aidan Regan is a professor of political economy at the school of politics and international relations at […]
Economics
Chris Martinsen, Daniel Davis: The Consequence of the Iran War of Choice: an Oil Shock
Daniel Davis / Deep Dive 427K subscribers 1 May 2026
Climate Crisis
Aidan Regan – Ireland’s fuel protests show you cannot do climate policy without doing class politics
Capitalist democracies face an inescapable trade-off between three objectives: sustaining economic growth, maintaining democratic legitimacy, and delivering serious climate action. They can pursue two. They cannot pursue all three. Aidan Regan is a professor of […]
Energy
Euronews – Zelenskyy announces Druzhba oil pipeline repaired and ‘can resume operation’
How long before Nord Stream is back on line and Russian gas is reaching Germany again? Six months? A year? Read the article HERE.