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More Countries Consider Returning to Fossil Fuels to Maintain Energy Security

More Countries Consider Returning to Fossil Fuels to Maintain Energy Security
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Many countries worldwide have been faced with a dilemma over the last year: turn to fossil fuels to maintain energy security or turn to renewables for their political climate agendas.
In the aftermath of the pandemic, a growing number of nations have endured power outages, shrinking inventories, and higher oil and gas prices. Despite investing billions into green technology, such as solar and wind, it has been challenging since output failed to satisfy immense energy demand across developed and developing markets. 
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Andrew Moran has been writing about business, economics, and finance for more than a decade. He is the author of "The War on Cash."
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