The Ukraine War Blew Up the World’s Energy Economy
And the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act is surprisingly well-designed to deal with the fallout.
Everything inflation aka fossilflation, climateflation, greenflation — "the solution is the same for all three drivers: produce more of the climate technologies that will move the world off fossil fuels faster." (Nature, 16 April 2026)
And the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act is surprisingly well-designed to deal with the fallout.
by Matthew G. Burgess, Leaf Van Boven, Gernot Wagner, Gabrielle Wong-Parodi et al
von Jakob Pallinger
by Oliver Milman
Mit Andreas Sator & Miranda Schreurs
by Mitchell Hartman
Linz, Austria
Interview with Akiko Fujita & Seana Smith
By Ed Ballard, Jason Douglas, and Jon Emont
By Emily Pontecorvo
by Tim McDonnell
Rather than impeding the clean-energy race, the recent collapse of the US start-up community's go-to bank offers valuable lessons for managing the public-private minuet that the net-zero transition requires. The doomsayers are missing the bigger picture.
The US Inflation Reduction Act is a landmark legislative package that should be welcomed around the world, despite its putatively protectionist features. Owing to the positive learning-by-doing spillovers that follow from green subsidies, Europe and the rest of the world ultimately will benefit, too.
by Mitchell Hartman
Build, build, build.
mit Marcus Wadsak
Project Syndicate
“탄소 배출로 세계 GDP 8% 손해…화석 연료가 인플레 원인”