Since the second half of last year, the uneven global recovery from the pandemic and more recently Russia's invasion of Ukraine have driven commodity prices to unprecedented levels. Across the world, many countries are struggling to meet energy demand due to a combination of unaffordable fossil fuel prices and energy supply disruptions caused by the war and climate change related natural disasters such as droughts and floods. While individual countries such as the U.S. with its recently passed Inflation Reduction Act, are accelerating renewable energy investment, heightened geopolitical tensions have increased risks for renewable energy supply-chains. Will higher inflation and geopolitical tensions lead to acceleration of the energy transition? Or will we see countries double down on fossil fuels over renewables? #energy #investment #nuclear ☆ WKF | http://www.wkforum.org/WKF/2021/kr/ ☆ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/worldknowledgeforum/ ☆ Youtube│https://www.youtube.com/wkforum ✻ World Knowledge Forum's lecture contents are copyrighted by Maekyung Media Group. Acts such as illegal downloading, re-uploading, and re-processing are prohibited.