#EnergyDisruption

3 days ago

Gulf war tensions push geopolitical risk index to 9/11 highs - Oxford Economics The outbreak of what has been called “the worst energy disruption in history” by the IEA International Energy Agency (IEA) has sent the global geopolitical risk index to levels not seen since the 9/11 terrorist attacks on New York.

The outbreak of what has been called “the worst energy disruption in history” by the IEA International Energy Agency (IEA) has sent the global geopolitical risk index to levels not seen since the 9/11 terrorist attacks… Bne IntelliNews #GulfWar #GeopoliticalRisk #EnergyDisruption #IEA #GlobalEconomy

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Energi Media

@energimedia.bsky.social

5 months ago

The global shift toward solar energy is happening faster than many realize. Countries like Pakistan have become top importers of Chinese panels, and Africa has seen a 60% surge in solar panel imports in just a year. Are we ready for this solar revolution? #EnergyDisruption

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Energi Media

@energimedia.bsky.social

5 months ago

Mark Carney's role intersects with the ongoing upheaval in the global energy system. #MarkCarney #EnergyDisruption #GlobalEnergy #ChinaEnergy #Renewables #CleanEnergy #GlobalSouth

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Cozzy Energy Solutions

@energysolutions.bsky.social

11 months ago

“Ontario to Threaten US with Electricity Disruption Over Tariffs” - Cozzy Energy Solutions Doug Ford has accused US President Donald Trump of trying to push Canada into recession by escalating tariffs. In response, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has threatened to cut off electricity exports to the US if the situation escalates, citing a potential need to reduce hydro-electric output. However, this move would come with significant risks and challenges. Ontario relies on sell-on agreements with the US to maintain the affordability, reliability, and sustainability of its energy system. These agreements allow the province to sell surplus electricity that would otherwise be wasted. But if exports are cut off, it could lead to a shortage of power during low-demand periods. Energy Minister Stephen Lecce has defended the move, saying Ontario is well-positioned to impose tariffs on imported energy and can afford to take the risk of increasing prices. The province sells more electricity to the US than it imports from other provinces, with 12,000 megawatt hours being exported compared to 374 imported. Experts warn that such a move could lead to higher prices for Ontario consumers, particularly if the US responds with its own tariffs and supply disruptions. Tom Timmins, an energy lawyer at Gowling WLG, notes that the surcharge could cause electricity costs to rise on imported power, potentially affecting households during peak summer or winter demand periods. Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles has criticized Premier Ford's approach, arguing that it ignores the potential long-term risks of losing American states as customers in the future after a trade war is resolved.

"Ontario to Threaten US with Electricity Disruption Over Tariffs" #IESO #Tariffs #Ontario #Electricity #USCanadaTrade #EnergyDisruption

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Chris Meder

@evcurvefuturist.com

1 year ago

Fossil fuels are being 'eaten alive' by the solar rush Satellite imagery reveals the staggering rise of solar farms around the world in recent years. Can Australia get on board?

For 20+ yrs, the IEA has underestimated solar growth every single year, missing its exponential rise. Now, a new survey shows solar could hit 48% of global electricity in under a decade! Fossil fuels are being eaten alive. Disruption isn’t linear—it’s an S-curve.🔆⚡ #SolarBoom #EnergyDisruption

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